New Hubble Space Telescope image of Mars, in honor of the planet's May 22 opposition, when our planet Earth will sweep between the Red Planet and the sun.
Haloes around the moon happen when moonlight shines through tiny ice crystals in the upper air. Here's a moon halo, with bright stars and Jupiter nearby.
Meteor showers happen when Earth passes through a stream of icy debris left behind by a comet. The famous Comet Halley spawned last week's Eta Aquarids.
On May 2, 2016, Walter E. Elliot took this shot of clouds rolling over the channel that connects Michigan's White Lake to Lake Michigan. Doesn't it look like an oil painting?