Night sky in June 2027
In June 2027 Mars and Jupiter are in the evening sky, Venus, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune in the morning and the Moon is full on 19 June.
Times in UTC.
Moon phases
- New MoonFri 4 Jun · 19:40
- First QuarterFri 11 Jun · 10:56
- Full MoonSat 19 Jun · 00:45
- Last QuarterSun 27 Jun · 04:54
The darkest evenings for galaxies and nebulae are in the week around New Moon. Moon atlas →
Planets this month
| Planet | Where and when | Constellation | Brightness |
|---|---|---|---|
 Mercury | Too close to the Sun to see this month | Gemini | mag 3.8 |
 Venus | Morning sky before sunrise | Taurus | mag -3.8 |
 Mars | Evening sky after sunset | Leo | mag 0.9 |
 Jupiter | Evening sky after sunset | Leo | mag -1.9 |
 Saturn | Morning sky before sunrise | Pisces | mag 0.5 |
 Uranus | Morning sky before sunrise | Taurus | mag 5.8 |
 Neptune | Morning sky before sunrise | Pisces | mag 7.9 |
Highlights
- Moon and Mercury close together
2.7° apart.
- Moon and Jupiter close together
1.7° apart.
- Moon and Mars close together
3.5° apart.
Close pairings are measured from the centre of the Earth; whether you can see one depends on your location. The forecast shows the events visible from your place.
Deep-sky objects well placed in the evening
High in the sky around 22:00 local time in mid-June.
From the Northern Hemisphere
M13 · Hercules Globular ClusterGlobular Cluster in Hercules
M5 · NGC 5904Globular Cluster in Serpens Caput
M92 · NGC 6341Globular Cluster in Hercules
M3 · NGC 5272Globular Cluster in Canes Venatici
M51 · Whirlpool GalaxySpiral Galaxy in Canes Venatici
M12 · NGC 6218Globular Cluster in Ophiuchus
M10 · NGC 6254Globular Cluster in Ophiuchus
M107 · NGC 6171Globular Cluster in Ophiuchus
