Skywatching tips!✨ In June, the after-dark wonders bring us the constellation Scorpius, a Strawberry Moon, Saturn and Jupiter visible in the south at dawn, and a partial solar eclipse visible in the Northeastern U.S. More on what to look up to: go.nasa.gov/34hp376 | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

It’s gonna be May 💫 Another month of skywatching is on the horizon – and we’re in for planet spotting, a conjunction between Jupiter and Mars, and a total eclipse of the Moon! All month long, the Coma star cluster is a great target for binoculars in the evenings. go.nasa.gov/3zLnOgh | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

What's up in the night sky for May? 🔭 Find out how to see all of our solar system's rocky inner planets in the middle of the month, and mark your calendars for a May 26 supermoon eclipse! When & where to look up: go.nasa.gov/34hp376 Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech | NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration