September's Night Sky Offers Rare Celestial Events

Stargazers can look forward to a supermoon eclipse, visible comet, and planetary oppositions.

A partial lunar eclipse will coincide with a supermoon on September 17, visible across multiple continents.
Saturn and Neptune reach opposition, making them particularly bright and observable this month.
A naked-eye comet may be visible in the eastern sky before sunrise from September 30 to October 2.
Venus will be prominently visible in the western sky shortly after sunset early in the month.
The northern lights could be seen at lower latitudes around the equinox on September 22.