Happening in the sky in
January 26

Session Times

6:30 PM in English

8:30 PM in Portuguese

• January 3rd - Full Moon.

• January 10th - Waning Quarter Moon.

• January 18th - New Moon.

• January 26 - First Quarter Moon.

• January 6th to 8th - Open Beehive Week

• January 10th - Special Jupiter Opposition

• January 13-16 - Crab Nebula Week (M1)

• January 17 - Spectroscopy Special

• January 20th to 24th - Week of the 'Three Marys'

• January 27-31 - Winter Triangle Week.
  Although it's possible to see Saturn at 8:30 PM, the best viewing time will be at 6:30 PM, and the later in the month it gets, the worse it will be for viewing in the sky.
  The opposite is true for Jupiter ; the best viewing time will be at 8:30 PM, and the later in the month, the better it will be to see in the sky.

• The planets that will be in the sky during these sessions are Saturn and Neptune, Jupiter and Uranus.

• Neptune and Uranus will only be visible through a telescope and on moonless nights, with Saturn's rating applying to Neptune and Jupiter's rating applying to Uranus.