In the coming nights, look west after sunset as brilliant Venus moves past the lovely Pleiades star cluster. Waiting for nightfall? Enjoy these photos!
Orion, the Hyades and the Pleiades along the Grossmugl Star Walk in Austria, only hours before the April 4 total lunar eclipse. See bright Venus on the right!
This isn't the day and night side of Iapetus. It's the day side, a nearly full-on view. The two sides of this moon of Saturn have very different brightnesses.
Don't miss these images of eclipses of the sun caused by Earth, taken by various spacecraft on the moon, orbiting the moon, or returning from the moon.
Who will see a selenelion - the eclipsed moon and sun in the sky simultaneously - for the April 4, 2015 total eclipse of the moon? Charts and info here.
Two photos by Peter Lowenstein. One shows a sunrise striped with cloud, and the other shows the shadow from a cloud-striped sunrise on a nearby mountain slope.