The bright red planet Mars now shines low in the eastern sky. You can see it easily an hour or more after sunset.

A bright gibbous moon appears underneath the red planet Mars tonight.

A total lunar eclipse will take place in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

On Halloween night, while goblins and witches roam the countryside, the bright moon will light their way.

With clear skies viewers tonight have a terrific view of the stars of autumn and maybe a shooting star.

A bright gibbous moon appears close to the red planet Mars tonight.