Humans have been eyeing the colorful Ring Nebula for nearly 250 years, but testing out a new telescope tool led to the ...

Though the sky is littered with constellations, January offers the best visibility for these eight, owing to their perfect alignment with the post-sunset hours of January. So, ahead of the end of the ...

Few things are as captivating as a dark, star-filled sky. But the stars we see and enjoy don't just "exist"; they all came ...

The JWST tracks a path right-to-left across the eastern horizon in the hours following sunset in January. On Jan. 19 it will be located to the left of the star Nu Orionis in the raised right arm of ...

Skywatchers are in for a spectacular show as the January 2026 new moon has created darker skies, offering ideal conditions to ...

With the moon out of the way on Jan. 18, bright Jupiter and Saturn become stand-outs in the January night sky.

January new moon brings darker skies and prime stargazing conditions across hemispheres. A new moon takes place when the Sun ...

On January 18, 2026, the new moon creates dark skies for observing Jupiter, Saturn, and the Orion constellation. Detailed positions and celestial coordinates for global observers are provided.

If you look halfway up in the northwest, you'll be able to see the familiar zigzag of five bright stars forming the ...

Over the years the Hubble Space Telescope has captured various images of space. These few images here are the example and ...

A new moon on Sunday, Jan. 18, means dark skies and some of the best stargazing conditions of the year. Here are the bright stars, constellations and objects to see.

While it’s possible to see the nebula with the naked eye, it’s far more difficult to spot than closer deep-space sights like ...