It appears so as the moon and two stars will align to form a bright smiley face in the night sky tonight, Thursday, May 29, 2025.According to Space.com, the smiley face will be formed by the moon, ...

A unique celestial event will grace the night sky on May 29, 2025, as the crescent moon aligns with two bright stars to form an unmistakable smiley visible to millions of skywatchers.According to ...

I pick out North America’s celestial highlights for the week ahead (which also apply to mid-northern latitudes in the ...

Skywatchers could receive a bit of cosmic positivity if they look up shortly before dawn ... a rare triple conjunction to resemble a smiley face when viewed from Earth. The trio will offer its ...

just look up at the stars. A triple planetary conjunction is lighting up the skies with a “smiley face” on April 25, thanks to Venus, Saturn and the crescent moon coming into this rare and ...

While this event won’t live up to the hype, it’s always fun to see interesting formations in space. For the best viewing of the “sort of smiley face,” look to the Eastern horizon around 5: ...

People have been looking forward to April 25 ... One, the two planets that make up the ‘eyes’ of the smiley face have vastly different brightnesses. And, two, the ‘smiley face’ will ...

Venus and Saturn will line up to create what will look like a smiley face. Venus and Saturn will be in just the correct spot in their revolution around the sun to match up with the waning crescent ...

A planetary alignment early Friday morning could resemble a celestial smiley face—depending on where you’re looking from and ... 2025, made up of the crescent moon and two planets, has some ...

For those up and about before sunrise on Friday, a smile in the sky will look down on Massachusetts from the sky above.The waning crescent Moon will be lined up with Venus and Saturn to create a ...

A "smiley face" will appear in the sky over Florida ... Face roughly east and look straight up between 10:30 p.m. and dawn, although the best viewing time is about 5 a.m., according to NASA.