Monthly Archives: April 2025
Thursday 17th April 2025
A red supergiant is about 76,000 times more luminous than our Sun that appears as a bright reddish dot to the naked eye; to easily find Antares in the sky in your exact location, use the Moon following upper right to … Continue reading
Wednesday 16th April 2025
Great opportunity for astrophotography – two of Jupiter’s moons appearing just below the planet’s edge ~ really a fantastic sight in a pair of binoculars or telescope view.
Wed 9th – Sat 12th April 2025
Great opportunity for astrophotography that Main-Belt asteroid, 8 Flora passed in the front of the galaxy, NGC3286 in the constellation Leo.
Thursday 10th April 2025
Three rising planets in the twilight morning are Venus, Mercury and Saturn in the eastern sky with Venus being brightest and servicing as a guide to find the dimmer Mercury and Saturn.
Saturday 5th April 2025
Tonight the Moon, in its first quarter phase, will appear near Mars, with the Moon lying approximately 1.6 degrees south of Mars.
Thursday 3rd April 2025
The Moon and Jupiter will have a close approach, visible to the naked-eye above the west-northwest.
Tuesday 1st April 2025
There is a lunar occultation of the Pleiades star cluster (Messier 45) visible from the UK tonight, as the Moon passes in front of the cluster.o How to sign occultation in BSL?