NASA has released its skywatching tips for June 2026, providing a guide to the celestial events occurring throughout the month. The agency outlines a variety of phenomena, ranging from planetary conjunctions to the beginning of the summer season.
One of the highlighted events involves the planets Venus and Jupiter. NASA reports that Venus and Jupiter meet after sunset. This meeting brings two of the brightest planets into close proximity in the evening sky.
In addition to the planetary gathering, the Moon is involved in a notable event. NASA states that the Moon passes in front of Venus. This occurrence provides a dynamic display for observers watching the lunar cycle.
The month also signifies a change in the annual calendar. Summer begins during June 2026. This event marks the astronomical start of the season for the Northern Hemisphere.
Beyond the solar system, NASA encourages observers to look for fainter objects. Deep-sky treasures rise into view. These distant celestial bodies offer additional viewing targets for the month.
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