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\"Moon,View at EarthSky Community Photos<\/a>. | Steve Wilson<\/a> in Salina, Kansas, captured the moon, Venus and Regulus on Friday morning, September 19, 2025. Steve wrote: \u201cI had noticed that the very thin crescent moon, Venus and Regulus were going to be in the same field of view with my telescope, so I got out early and started taking photos. Even got a bit of earthshine<\/a> on the moon.\u201d Thank you, Steve!
\nMoon, Venus and Regulus lit up the Friday morning sky <\/p>\n

On Friday morning, September 19, 2025, the waning crescent<\/a> moon made a spectacular pairing with Venus and Regulus<\/a>, the brightest star in Leo<\/a> the Lion. And our global community of photographers captured the scene to share with us! Enjoy photos of the celestial trio here and on our Community Photos page<\/a>. Did you see the conjunction? Share your thoughts in the comments below!<\/p>\n

Click here to submit a photo. <\/a><\/p>\n

\"CrescentView at EarthSky Community Photos<\/a>. | Greg Redfern<\/a> in the Big Meadows area of Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, captured this scene on September 19, 2025. Greg wrote: \u201cWith a hooting owl keeping me company, the waning moon, Venus and Regulus rose above the meadows\u2019 horizon. Beautiful sight in a beautiful place.\u201d Thank you, Greg!
\n\"AView at EarthSky Community Photos<\/a>. | Arthur Cross in Fort Pierce, Florida, captured the moon, Venus and Regulus on September 19, 2025. Arthur wrote: \u201cI was walking out to take the garbage out and looked up and saw those 3 in a row. Something told me to take the picture. I thought it was unique.\u201d Thank you, Arthur!
\n\"DomeView at EarthSky Community Photos<\/a>. | Ray Tolomeo<\/a> captured this image in Washington, D.C., and wrote: \u201cJust a perfect weather morning to capture the conjunction over the U.S. Capitol.\u201d Thank you, Ray!
\nMore pics of the stunning conjunction
\n\"SlimView at EarthSky Community Photos<\/a>. | Amy Van Artsdalen<\/a> in Mansfield, Texas, captured a closeup of the moon and Venus on September 19, 2025. Amy wrote: \u201cWe just happened to be outside to witness this!\u201d Thank you, Amy!
\n\"CrescentView at EarthSky Community Photos<\/a>. | Victoria Buckman<\/a> in Davenport, Florida, captured the moon, Venus, Regulus and other stars on September 19, 2025. Victoria wrote: \u201cThank you to my husband for telling me this beauty was visible this morning.\u201d And thank you, Victoria, for sharing your image with us!
\n\"CrescentView at EarthSky Community Photos<\/a>. | Steven Sweet<\/a> in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, captured the moon, Venus, and Regulus A and B on September 19, 2025. Steven wrote: \u201cI was busy with two cameras until sunrise with the trio in the sky.\u201d Thank you, Steven!
\n\"AClick here to submit a photo. <\/a><\/p>\n

Bottom line: See marvelous photos from the EarthSky community of the crescent moon, Venus and Regulus in the morning sky on Friday, September 19, 2025.<\/p>\n

Kelly Kizer Whitt
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About the Author:<\/p>\n

Kelly Kizer Whitt – EarthSky\u2019s nature and travel vlogger on YouTube – writes and edits some of the most fascinating stories at EarthSky.org. She’s been writing about science, with a focus on astronomy, for decades. She began her career at Astronomy Magazine and made regular contributions to other outlets, including AstronomyToday and the Sierra Club. She has nine published books, including a children’s picture book, Solar System Forecast, and a young adult dystopian novel, A Different Sky.<\/p>\n