Tonight: The Moon and a Red Star Low in the West

Tonight and tomorrow the fat crescent Moon sits beside the red star Antares, low in the southwest after sunset. What to look for, why low stars flicker, and a traditional prompt to watch the day end. Sources: EarthSky: best stargazing of 2026: https://earthsky.org/tonight/best-stargazing-of-2026-astronomy-top-events-calendar/ EarthSky: visible planets and night sky guide, October: https://earthsky.org/astronomy-essentials/visible-planets-tonight-mars-jupiter-venus-saturn-mercury/ iRunSpiritual is a short sky briefing with a little meaning attached. Subscribe, and look up tonight. Astrology and reflection content offers perspective, not predictions or advice. #Antares #Moon #NightSky #iRunSpiritual #Shorts