On April 25, a rare "smiley face" alignment of the Moon, Venus, and Saturn will appear before sunrise, followed by 2025's closest new supermoon on April 27—though it won't be visible.

A rare alignment of the moon and three planets will give millions a reason to look up — and the view could leave stargazers smiling.The final major astronomical event of April will feature the moon shining alongside Venus,

This rare alignment will be visible for about an hour at around 5.30am on Friday morning, with sunrise taking place at around 6.30am.