06/11/2026
FYI from Prof. Patricia Reiff at Rice University:
Astronomy News June 2026
Venus and Jupiter do-si-do
The queen and king of the sky are tightly joined for the next few days, so look in the west just after sunset. And if you are lucky to have clear skies and a clear western horizon, see if you can glimpse Mercury, ten degrees below and to the right of Venus, just under the twin stars of Gemini. (Star map made with Stellarium)
Summer Solstice June 21, 3:44 am CDT
Enjoy the longest day on Sunday June 21! If you are in Houston, we will celebrate the solstice (weather permitting) at the HMNS Sundial on SATURDAY, 12-2pm.
More info here: https://space.rice.edu/sundial/