The orbits of six of Earth's eight major planetary neighbors will brought into something like a morning procession later this ...

The planets are aligning in a rare celestial parade but you are going to need stargazing equipment if you want to see them.

Venus, often dubbed Earth’s twin for its similar size and proximity, has fascinated sky-gazers and scientists alike for ...

A “planet parade” of six planets will appear to align in the sky near dawn on Sunday, but only three will be visible to the ...

The Japanese space agency said it has lost contact with its intrepid Venus spacecraft Akatsuki.

The only planet out of the loop this entire month is Venus; you won't have a chance at getting even a glimpse of it until later next month, in the evening sky. Looking for a telescope to see the ...

At that time, the four brightest planets, Jupiter, Venus, Mars, and Saturn, will all be visible in the sky in the early evening. Rao judged that the current sky view will not disappoint when compared ...

The best vantage point for Americans hoping to see the lineup will be in New York state on the morning of June 3 between 5 ...

Earth is, simply put, a ball of confusion these days for most of us—from its pandemics to its politics and everything in ...

Scientists have found signs of fresh flowing lava on Venus in decades-old data from NASA's Magellan spacecraft ...

June 4 brings the yearly alliance of the sun and Venus, known to most as “Venus cazimi.” It marks the transition of Venus from a morning star to an evening star in the “superior conjunction,” making ...

A fist-width to the left of the Wolf’s head you’ll see a very bright red star. If you’ve ever seen Mars in the night sky, you ...