This morning’s moon and Venus
The moon and Venus are the second- and third-brightest objects in Earth’s sky, after the sun. You’ll see them together now in the east before dawn.
Jacob Baker created this cool composite image of the moon and Venus rising in the east this morning, Friday, April 25, 2014. He said it took him about three hours to complete. “Phew!” he said. It was worth it, Jacob. Thank you!
The waning crescent moon is now sweeping past the sky’s brightest starlike object – the planet Venus – n the eastern predawn sky. They were closest on Friday morning – April 25, 2014 – but you might catch the moon and Venus on Saturday, too.
Click here for a chart and info about Saturday’s moon and Venus.
If you’re in Australia, you have a partial solar eclipse next week!
Daniel McVey captured the moon and Venus in Silverthorne, Colorado. Thank you, Daniel. Visit Photography by Daniel McVey on Facebook.
Jennifer Sozio in Deptford, New Jersey caught the waning crescent moon and planet Venus on Friday morning, April 25. Thanks, Jennifer!
View larger. | Jennifer Marie caught the moon and Venus from Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina. Thank you, Jennifer! Visit Jennifer Marie Nature Exposed.
GregDiesel Landscape Photography caught the moon and Venus from Currituck, North Carolina. Thank you, Greg! Visit GregDiesel Landscape Photography.
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