Everything you need to know about June’s full Strawberry Moon — including exactly when it turns full and the single best evening to watch it rise low on the horizon.

June has the shortest night of the entire year across the Northern Hemisphere, but the month will still deliver easy-to-see astronomical events along with warmer nights for stargazing. From an impressive gathering of planets to the first full moon of the summer,

The second full moon of May peaks early Sunday, marking a blue moon Californians won’t see again for more than two years.

A rare second full moon arrives this week — and if you get the timing wrong, you'll miss its magic. Here's how to plan it precisely.

The Strawberry Moon is June’s full moon, symbolizing reflection and renewal, with mystical ways many people choose to celebrate its energy.

Summer stargazing begins with some spectacular sights, including the hyped conjunction of Jupiter and Venus, which get close enough to view together via binoculars.

Long before the full moon rises, shifting sunlight transforms the lunar surface into one of the sky's best telescope targets.