Sky events in 2028
Every full and new Moon, eclipse, equinox, solstice, planet opposition and greatest elongation in 2028, with exact times for your location.
Times are for New York. Choose your place above to see them in your time zone.
No events match.
January
- Moon near the Pleiades
- Conjunction of Mercury and Mars
- Full Moon
- Lunar eclipse (partial)
- Mercury at greatest elongation (evening sky)
- Moon near Antares
- Solar eclipse (annular)
- New Moon
February
- Moon near the Pleiades
- Full Moon
- Moon near Antares
- Moon near Mercury
- New Moon
- Mercury at greatest elongation (morning sky)
- Conjunction of Venus and Saturn
- Moon near Venus
March
- Moon near the Pleiades
- Full Moon
- Jupiter at opposition
- Moon near Antares
- March equinox
- Venus at greatest elongation (evening sky)
- New Moon
- Moon near Venus
- Moon near the Pleiades
April
- Conjunction of Venus and the Pleiades
- Full Moon
- Moon near Antares
- New Moon
- Moon near Mercury
- Moon near the Pleiades
- Moon near Venus
May
June
- Moon near Antares
- Full Moon
- Conjunction of Venus and Mars
- Moon near the Pleiades
- June solstice
- Moon near Mars
- Conjunction of Mercury and Aldebaran
- New Moon
- Mercury at greatest elongation (morning sky)
- Conjunction of Mercury and Mars
July
- Moon near Antares
- Full Moon
- Lunar eclipse (partial)
- Conjunction of Venus and Aldebaran
- Moon near the Pleiades
- Moon near Mars
- Solar eclipse (total)
- New Moon
- Moon near Antares
August
- Full Moon
- Venus at greatest elongation (morning sky)
- Moon near the Pleiades
- Moon near Mars
- New Moon
- Moon near Antares
- Conjunction of Mercury and Jupiter
September
- Full Moon
- Mercury at greatest elongation (evening sky)
- Conjunction of Venus and Mars
- Moon near the Pleiades
- Moon near Mars
- Moon near Venus
- New Moon
- Moon near Mercury
- September equinox
- Moon near Antares
- Neptune at opposition
October
November
- Full Moon
- Moon near the Pleiades
- Conjunction of Venus and Jupiter
- New Moon
December
- Moon near the Pleiades
- Full Moon
- Uranus at opposition
- New Moon
- December solstice
- Moon near the Pleiades
- Mercury at greatest elongation (evening sky)
- Full Moon
- Lunar eclipse (total)
How to use this page
The calendar lists the sky events of the year: Moon phases, eclipses, meteor showers, planet events and the seasons. Use the filters to show one kind, and open an event for its exact time where you are.
Frequently asked questions
Are the times for my place?
Each event shows the time in the time zone of the place you have chosen. Moon phases and conjunctions happen at the same moment everywhere, only the clock time differs.
What is a conjunction?
Two objects passing close to each other in the sky as seen from Earth. They are not really close in space.
What is an opposition?
When a planet is opposite the Sun in the sky. It rises at sunset, is up all night and is near its brightest.
Related guides
- Opposition, conjunction and elongation explainedThree words from the planet calendar, and what they mean for when you can see each planet.
- Moon phases explainedThe Moon is always half lit by the Sun. What changes is how much of that lit half we see from Earth.
- How to watch a meteor showerNo equipment needed: a dark sky, patience and the right hours after midnight.