On Friday morning, April 25, the smiley-face moon will be visible in the Ozarks, with the best viewing time from 4:30 am to before sunrise, if the skies are clear.

The smiley face has no astronomical significance. It is just a quirk of where the plants and moon appear in relation to each other, but you can never have too many smiles - even from the planets.

The moon and two planets will align on Friday, April 25 to form a celestial "smiley face". Here's when Tennesseans need to look for it.

This month’s new moon is actually the third-closest new moon of the year at 223,720 miles (360,044 km) from Earth. More importantly, perhaps, a new moon means no moonlight, so perfect conditions ...

Mercury will be low on the horizon, while Neptune will be positioned between the Moon and Saturn. A crescent moon combines with Venus and Saturn for a "smiley face" in the sky on April 25, 2025.

Tuesday, July 16, 2019 sees a fabulous full “Thunder Moon” that will be partially eclipsed by Earth's shadow, and turn reddish, from some parts of the world. People are not going to like this.

A rare formation — a triple conjunction — will take place as Saturn and Venus align with the crescent moon on Friday, appearing in a triangle shape — which some say could appear as a smiley face — ...

More: April's Pink Moon is waning. When is the next full moon over Michigan? How to glimpse the 'smiley face' Look for a clear, open area to view the smiley face formation in Michigan's skies.