On April 25, the early morning sky treated stargazers to an extraordinary sight—a celestial smiley face formed by the rare alignment of Venus, Saturn, and the crescent Moon. This breathtaking event ...

Before sunrise on April 25, a slender waning crescent moon will appear left of Venus and Saturn to create the tilted happy face.

A planetary alignment early Friday morning could resemble a celestial smiley face—depending on where you’re looking from and ...

A rare alignment of the moon and three planets will give millions a reason to look up — and the view could leave stargazers ...

The phenomenon occurs when the two bright planets and the Moon appear close together from our vantage point on Earth, forming ...

Venus and Saturn will align with a crescent moon to create the illusion of a smiley face in the sky on the morning of April ...

On April 25, observers will see a 'moon-smile'—a sky alignment where a thin, waning crescent moon creates a triangular shape with the bright planet Venus and the fainter Saturn. The phenomenon will be ...

The three heavenly bodies will appear to form a smile in the eastern sky. The closest new supermoon of the year follows that on April 27. The moon will be 221,917 miles from Earth, nearly 17,000 ...

The three heavenly bodies will appear to form a smile in the eastern sky. The closest new supermoon of the year follows that on April 27. The moon will be 221,917 miles from Earth, nearly 17,000 miles ...

A smile in the sky? Venus, Saturn and the moon make a happy alignment on April 25. According to EarthSky and NASA, the two planets and the crescent moon will appear low on the horizon in the east ...