Here are some of the things to see in June:
- 9:30 pm, southwestern sky – Venus dominates the evening sky
- 10 pm, southern sky – Jupiter visible in the direction of Libra
- 11 pm, southeastern sky – Saturn rising late in the evening
- 4 am, southern sky – Mars visible in the direction of Capricornus
- 10 pm, southern sky – Boötes constellation, recognizable for its Kite asterism, with the bright star Arcturus and the double star Izar, Epsilon Boötis, known for its striking colour contrast
- 10 pm, southeastern sky – Corona Borealis, easy to recognize for its circlet of stars representing the Northern Crown
- 10 pm, eastern sky – the constellation Hercules with the Keystone asterism, the Hercules Cluster (M13) and Messier 92, another bright globular cluster
- 10 pm, northeastern sky – Draco constellation with the bright double star Nu Draconis
Related: June constellations