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Tonight's Sky-Watch

  Visible Planet-Watch

Mercury - May be visible in the East before daylight. 

Venus - Is currently visible in the evening sky after sunset.

Mars - Is currently not visible for observations as it's transiting west of the Sun. 

Jupiter - Is currently visible for observations in the early evening sky.

Saturn - Is currently not visible for observations as it's transiting west of the Sun. 

Uranus - Is currently visible in the evening sky after sunset.

Neptune - Is currently not visible for observations as it's transiting west of the Sun. 

  Moon-Watch

Full Moon occurs on April 2, at 03:13 hrs. U.T. (April 1, 19:13 Pacific Time)

Last Quarter Moon occurs on April 10, at 05:52 hrs. U.T. (April 9, 21:52 hrs. Pacific Time)

New Moon occurs on April 17, at 12:53 hrs. U.T. (04:53 hrs. Pacific Time)

First Quarter Moon occurs on April 24, at 03:52 hrs. U.T. (April 23, 19:32 hrs. Pacific Time)

Full Moon occurs on May 1, at 18:24 hrs. U.T. (10:24 hrs. Pacific Time)

  This lunar cycle occurs on March 19, at 01:24 U.T. through April 17, at 12:53 hrs. U.T.

   January Event-Watch

   Comet-Watch

These are comets to watch as they are making a close approach to our solar system.

Updated on April 12, 2026

Date
UTC Time
Pacific Time
Event Description
2-Apr
3:13
(4/1, 19:13)
Full Moon Occurs
3-Apr
23:00
16:00
Mercury is at greatest western elongation (28°)
7-Apr
8:31
1:31
The Moon is at Apogee of 404,971 km from Earth (251,637 mi)
10-Apr
5:52
(4/9, 21:52)
Last Quarter Moon
17-Apr
12:53
4:53
New Moon occurs
19-Apr
12:56
5:56
Moon is at Perigee of 361631 km from Earth (224,707 mi)
22-Apr
-
-
Lyrid meteor shower peaks
24-Apr
3:32
(4/23, 19:32)
First Quarter Moon Occurs
24-Apr
4:00
(4/23, 21:00)
Venus passes 0.8° north of Uranus

As of July 2022

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