These ‘stars’ aren’t actually stars at all, but instead are three planets - Venus, Saturn and Jupiter . The planets will be visible alongside the moon both tonight, when the crescent moon will be in conjunction with Saturn, and tomorrow night, when the moon will be in conjunction with Venus. On Saturday morning, you’ll find Saturn nearest the moon, while Venus will be the second-brightest object in the sky. On Sunday morning, Venus will be the brightest and nearest the moon, but Saturn will continue to be visible. For your best chance of seeing the planets, try to head out early (bring on the coffee!

Source: Daily Mirror March 01, 2019 15:11 UTC