January
January 1 – Moon at apogee (farthest from Earth)
January 4 – Quadrantids meteor shower (most active)
January 4, 05:39 – last quarter of the Moon
January 11, 16:09 – new moon
January 12 – Mercury at western elongation (23°, morning visibility)
January 13 – Moon at perigee (shortest distance from Earth)
January 14, 11:46 — Moon 3° south of Saturn
January 18, 07:10 – first quarter of the Moon
January 19, 01:46 — Moon 3° north of Jupiter
January 25, 19:15 – full moon
January 27, 19:46 — Mars is 0.2° south of Mercury
January 29 — Moon at its apogee
February
February 3, 00:34 – last quarter of the Moon
February 8 – Alpha Centauri meteor shower (most active)
February 9, 00:46 – Moon 4° south of Mercury
February 10, 01:55 – new moon
February 10 — Moon at perigee
February 11, 03:46 — The Moon is 2° south of Saturn
February 15, 10:46 — Moon 2° north of Jupiter
February 16, 18:03 – first quarter of the Moon
February 22, 18:46 — Mars is 0.6° south of Venus
February 24, 14:22 – full moon
February 25 — Moon at its apogee
February 28, 11:42 — Mercury conjunct the Sun
February 28, 17:46 — Saturn 0.2° north of Mercury
February 29, 00:13 – Saturn conjunct the Sun
March
March 3, 18:21 – last quarter of the Moon
March 8, 07:46 — The Moon is 4° south of Mars
March 8, 21:46 – Moon 3° south of Venus
March 9, 21:46 — The Moon is 1.7° south of Saturn
March 10, 12:26 — new moon
March 10 — Moon at perigee
March 11, 04:46 — The Moon is 1.9° south of Mercury
March 14, 04:46 — Moon 3° north of Jupiter
March 17, 07:03 – first quarter of the Moon
March 20 – vernal equinox
March 22, 05:46 — Saturn 0.4° south of Venus
March 23 — Moon at its apogee
March 24 – Mercury at eastern elongation (19°, evening visibility)
March 25, 10:13 – full moon, lunar eclipse (not visible from the territory of the Russian Federation)
April
April 2, 06:15 – last quarter of the Moon
April 6, 05:46 — Moon 3° south of Mars
April 6, 13:46 – The Moon is 1.6° south of Saturn
April 7, 20:46 — Moon 0.0° south of Venus
April 7 – Moon at perigee
April 8, 22:27 – new moon, solar eclipse (not visible from the territory of the Russian Federation)
April 11, 00:46 — Moon 3° north of Jupiter
April 11, 06:46 — Saturn 0.5° south of Mars
April 15, 23:15 – first quarter of the Moon
April 20 — Moon at its apogee
April 23 – Lyrid meteor shower (most active)
April 24, 03:07 – full moon
May
May 1, 15:37 – last quarter of the Moon
May 4, 00:46 — The Moon is 1.7° south of Saturn
May 5, 04:46 — The Moon is 0.7° south of Mars
May 5 — Moon at perigee
May 6 – Eta Aquarids meteor shower (most active)
May 6, 11:46 — Moon 3° north of Mercury
May 7, 20:46 – Moon 3° north of Venus
May 8, 05:33 – new moon
May 8, 22:46 – Moon 4° north of Jupiter
May 9 – Mercury at western elongation (26°, morning visibility)
May 15, 13:01 – first quarter of the Moon
May 17 – Moon at its apogee
May 18, 21:54 – Jupiter conjunct the Sun
May 23, 12:46 — Jupiter 0.2° south of Venus
May 23, 15:42 – full moon
May 30, 20:10 – last quarter of the Moon
May 31, 12:46 — The Moon is 0.6° south of Saturn
June
June 2 – Moon at perigee
June 3, 01:46 — The Moon is 1.5° north of Mars
June 4, 13:46 – Jupiter 0.1 ° north of Mercury
June 4, 18:29 – Venus conjunct the Sun
June 5, 18:46 – Moon 4° north of Jupiter
June 5, 22:46 – Moon 4° north of Mercury
June 6, 16:53 – new moon
June 6, 19:46 – Moon 4° north of Venus
June 8 – Arietids Meteor Shower (most active)
June 14, 07:26 – first quarter of the Moon
June 14 – Moon at its apogee
June 14, 19:31 – Mercury conjunct the Sun
June 17, 15:46 — Mercury 0.9° north of Venus
July 20 – summer solstice
June 22, 05:23 – full moon
June 27 — Moon at perigee
June 27, 18:46 — The Moon is 0.3° south of Saturn
June 29, 00:13 – last quarter of the Moon
July
July 1, 21:46 – Moon 3° north of Mars
July 3, 12:46 — Moon 5° north of Jupiter
July 6, 01:28 — new moon
July 6, 03:46 — Asteroid Ceres at opposition
July 6, 19:46 – Moon 3° north of Venus
July 7, 22:46 – Moon 2° north of Mercury
July 12 – Moon at its apogee
July 14, 02:27 – first quarter of the Moon
July 21, 13:14 – full moon
July 22 – Mercury at eastern elongation (27°, evening visibility)
July 23 – Pluto at opposition!
July 24, 22:46 – The Moon is 0.6° south of Saturn
July 24 — Moon at perigee
July 28, 06:06 – last quarter of the Moon
July 30—Alpha Capricornids meteor shower (most active)
July 30, 15:46 – Moon 5° north of Mars
July 31, 01:46 — Moon 5° north of Jupiter
August
August 4, 14:36 – new moon
August 6, 01:46 — Moon 0.8° north of Venus
August 9 – Moon at its apogee
August 12, 17:37 – first quarter of the Moon
August 13 – Perseids meteor shower (most active)
August 14, 20:46 — Jupiter is 0.3° south of Mars
August 19, 04:59 — Mercury conjunct the Sun
August 19, 20:56 – full moon
August 21, 07:46 — The Moon is 0.3° north of Saturn
August 21 – Moon at perigee
August 27, 16:46 – Moon 5° north of Jupiter
August 28, 02:46 — Moon 5° north of Mars
September
September 1, 13:46 – Moon 4° north of Mercury
September 3, 03:27 – new moon
September 5 – Mercury at western elongation (18°, morning visibility)
September 5 – Moon at its apogee
September 5, 12:46 — Moon 1.7° south of Venus
September 8, 07:19 — Saturn at opposition
September 11, 08:21 – first quarter of the Moon
September 17, 13:46 — The Moon is 0.2° south of Saturn
September 18, 05:34 — lunar eclipse (not visible from the territory of the Russian Federation)
September 18, 07:09 – full moon
September 18 – Moon at perigee
September 21 – Neptune at opposition
September 22 – day of the autumnal equinox
September 24, 20:58 last quarter of the moon
September 25, 16:46 – Moon 4° north of Mars