On January 31,2012 , the Pleiades, the Hyades and Jupiter are all visible near the waxing moon.

The waxing moon is still near Jupiter on January 30, 2012. At its first quarter stage, the moon looks like half a pie.

Venus pairs up with a waxing crescent moon in the southwestern sky on December 27, 2011.

The moon and Mars will rise shortly after midnight tonight and will climb higher in the sky as the hours progress. Or look tomorrow before dawn!

Low on the eastern horizon, Saturn, Spica and a crescent moon form an arc in the early morning sky.

Saturn has returned to the morning skies. Wake up just before sunrise to catch a glimpse of the ringed planet Saturn close to the bright star Spica.

Castor and Pollux, the brightest stars in the constellation Gemini, point to the red planet Mars.

Look for Jupiter to be about five degrees away from the waning gibbous moon tonight.

The moon and the planet Jupiter will be the brightest objects in the sky by late night on August 19. They’ll be very prominent before dawn August 20.