At the beginning of this month an early riser had an opportunity to view a crescent moon, along with Saturn, Mars, the Pleiades along with bright stars Capella and Aldebaran; all conveniently situated on the eastern horizon before sunrise.
As the moon swung around the planet the same grouping has returned for an early morning command performance. It will be a much tighter grouping of Jupiter, Mars, the moon and stars comprising the constellation Taurus (The Bull).
Tomorrow morning, look for this on the eastern horizon before sunrise....
NASA/JPL-Caltech
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