Planet Visibility Calendar

Next 12 months

MonthMercuryVenusMarsJupiterSaturn
Oct 2026EveningEveningMorningMorningAll night
Nov 2026MorningMorningMorningMorningEvening
Dec 2026Not visibleMorningMorningMorningEvening
Jan 2027Not visibleMorningMorningMorningEvening
Feb 2027Not visibleMorningAll nightAll nightEvening
Mar 2027MorningMorningEveningEveningEvening
Apr 2027MorningMorningEveningEveningNot visible
May 2027EveningMorningEveningEveningMorning
Jun 2027Not visibleMorningEveningEveningMorning
Jul 2027MorningNot visibleEveningEveningMorning
Aug 2027Not visibleNot visibleEveningNot visibleMorning
Sep 2027EveningEveningEveningNot visibleMorning
PlanetWhere to look todayConstellation (zodiac)Angle from SunDistance
MercuryEvening sky, after sunsetScorpio+24°0.87 AU
VenusNot visible (too close to the Sun)Scorpio+7°0.28 AU
MarsMorning sky, before sunriseLeo-74°1.53 AU
JupiterMorning sky, before sunriseLeo-63°5.68 AU
SaturnAll night (near opposition)Aries+164°8.47 AU

Positions from JPL approximate orbital elements, accurate to about one degree. Positive angle means east of the Sun (evening), negative means west (morning).

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