September Skies Illuminate Cosmic Wonders

The cool night skies of this month would display perplexing planets, stunning stars, confounding constellations, and enchanting entities that embellish the heavens. Planet Mercury could be marked in the eastern sky before sunrise for a few hours. It would then be lost in the solar glare. It would be ascending the eastern sky after midnight in the constellation Leo (lion). Resplendent star Regulus (Magha) would be scintillating below Mercury. Mercury would reach the greatest western elongation from the Sun on September 5. It would provide the best time for monitoring Mercury meticulously since it would be well above the eastern horizon in the morning. Planet Venus could be visualised in the western sky after sundown. It could be venturing vividly through the curious constellation Virgo (maiden).