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September 2026 witnessed important astronomical events, including the autumnal equinox, which begins on September 23. This was simultaneously marked by the fullness of the moon known as the "Pomelo Moon" on September 26, which approached Saturn and was proposed to be named in celebration of the pomegranate season and autumn in the kingdom. The month also saw the appearance and improved visibility of Saturn in the evening sky, as it approached opposition with the Sun on October 4. Its rings and moons, such as Titan, could be observed with small telescopes. Additionally, a close encounter between the Moon and Jupiter was observable on September 8. The faint comet "220P/McNaught" was also visible, requiring appropriate instruments. Meanwhile, the summer stars and constellations, along with the Milky Way, continued to be observable, with increasing nighttime hours and enhanced opportunities for telescope use and visual astronomy tools for sky enthusiasts.
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