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Mars in 2039: brightness, position and events

Brightest-1.3around Dec 15
Closest (in table)0.630 au94 million km
Farthest2.402 au
Events this year0
Brightest last year-0.8

Events this year

No conjunction, opposition or elongation this year.

Magnitude through the year (lower = brighter)

magnitude+1.4-1.32039-01-012039-07-012039-12-15

Twice-monthly position and visibility

DateMagDist (au)ConstellationElong.Visibility
Jan 1+1.42.402Ophiuchus19° WMorning sky
Jan 15+1.42.344Sagittarius22° WMorning sky
Feb 1+1.42.269Sagittarius27° WMorning sky
Feb 15+1.32.204Sagittarius31° WMorning sky
Mar 1+1.32.137Capricornus34° WMorning sky
Mar 15+1.22.070Capricornus38° WMorning sky
Apr 1+1.21.989Aquarius41° WMorning sky
Apr 15+1.11.924Aquarius44° WMorning sky
May 1+1.11.851Aquarius48° WMorning sky
May 15+1.01.788Pisces50° WMorning sky
Jun 1+0.91.712Pisces54° WMorning sky
Jun 15+0.91.649Pisces57° WMorning sky
Jul 1+0.81.576Aries60° WMorning sky
Jul 15+0.71.510Aries64° WMorning sky
Aug 1+0.71.425Taurus68° WMorning sky
Aug 15+0.61.351Taurus72° WMorning sky
Sep 1+0.41.255Taurus78° WMorning sky
Sep 15+0.31.170Taurus84° WMorning sky
Oct 1+0.11.068Gemini91° WMorning sky
Oct 15-0.10.974Gemini99° WMorning sky
Nov 1-0.30.860Gemini110° WMorning sky
Nov 15-0.60.771Gemini121° WMorning sky
Dec 1-1.00.683Gemini137° WMorning sky
Dec 15-1.30.630Gemini154° WMost of the night
Computed with the JPL DE421 ephemeris and Skyfield (times in JST). Magnitude and distance are for 12:00 JST on each date. Visibility is a rough guide for mid-northern latitudes such as Japan.

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Mars is brightest around December 2039 (magnitude -1.3); 0 conjunctions, oppositions or elongations occur this year.