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On September 19, Venus, the Moon, and the star Regulus will align in the pre-dawn sky, creating a beautiful celestial display visible from the U.S. East Coast and parts of Europe and Canada, with the trio rising around 4:30 A.M. and best viewed about an hour before sunrise.
This weekend, stargazers can observe the crescent moon, Mars, and the bright star Regulus align in the western sky after sunset, with a rare occultation of Mars by the moon occurring on June 29 in parts of South America and Clipperton Island, offering a spectacular celestial display.
On June 19, the moon, Saturn, and Neptune will align in the early morning sky, with the moon and Saturn visible to the naked eye and Neptune observable with a telescope, creating a spectacular celestial display just after the moon's third quarter phase.