A partial solar eclipse will give some skywatchers quite a show, bringing a crescent sun to the sky on Saturday morning. The moon will pass between the Earth and sun, but not fully block out the sun.

Our interstellar neighbors will bedazzle the night skies throughout the next few weeks, from moon-planet meetups in early ...

The next new moon will occur on Saturday, March 29, at 6:58 a.m. EDT (10:58 GMT). A new moon occurs when the moon is directly between Earth and the sun ... when just a thin crescent is present ...

The moon only blocks part of the sun’s face during a partial solar eclipse, creating a crescent shape. During Saturday’s celestial event, the moon will appear to pass in front of the sun and ...

The moon is of course invisible at that time because it's in between the Earth and the sun. But if you catch the moonrise couple of days before the new phase, it can provide stunning views like we saw ...

For the moon to be visible, the crescent must set after the sun. This allows the sky to be dark enough to spot the small ...

On March 23, Venus will reach its inferior conjunction, or the point at which it lies directly between Earth and the sun. On this day, the sun's glare will make it almost impossible to see the planet.

The UK's official astronomers say that a crescent moon observation may be feasible. In London today, the moon will rise at 6.52pm and set at 9.28pm. Tomorrow, the moon will rise at 7.09p, the sun ...