03/15/2026
What a cosmic night of soul revelries dropping down from the divine! No wonder 💫♥️
LOOK UP THIS MARCH
6 celestial events will light up the sky this month.
From a meteor shower and planetary alignments to the Moon meeting Jupiter and the Pleiades March 2026 has several beautiful sky moments you won’t want to miss.
March brings a quiet but fascinating lineup of astronomical events visible to the naked eye.
Throughout the month, the Moon, planets, and even a meteor shower will create beautiful alignments across the night sky.
Here are 6 celestial events to watch :
-March 14: Gamma-Normid Meteor Shower Peak
A modest meteor shower that may produce several shooting stars per hour under dark skies, best viewed from the Southern Hemisphere.
-March 14: Mars & Mercury Close Together
Just after sunset, the planets Mars and Mercury will appear close together near the horizon in a rare planetary pairing.
March 17 : Crescent Moon Meets Mercury & Mars
A thin crescent Moon forms a delicate triangle with the two planets in the early morning sky.
-March 20 : March Equinox
Day and night become nearly equal across Earth, marking the beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere and autumn in the Southern Hemisphere.
-March 23 : Moon Near the Pleiades
The Moon passes close to the Pleiades star cluster, also known as the Seven Sisters, one of the most beautiful star groups visible to the naked eye.
-March 26: Moon Near Jupiter
The Moon appears close to Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system, creating a bright and easy-to-spot pairing in the night sky.
Skywatching tip
You don’t need a telescope for most of these events.
Just find a dark location away from city lights, allow your eyes to adjust to the darkness, and take a moment to look up.
Sometimes the universe puts on a spectacular show and it’s completely free to watch.
