There is a nova visible in our southern sky, but you'll need binoculars and a star chart to find and identify it.

The bright red planet Mars will appear right next to one of the brighest stars in the evening sky, the star Regulus.

The Summer Moon, the full moon of June, takes place on Wednesday.

The crescent moon appears in the southwestern sky tonight and through the coming weekend.

Beginning this weekend we'll all see a shift to more extreme tides and it is all tied to two astronomical events.

There are two visible planets in the evening sky and two visible in the morning sky.