Right now, on September 20, 2025, the planets visible in the sky include:

• Saturn, which is at opposition and visible all night with its rings and moons. It shines brightly in Pisces and reaches a high altitude in the sky.
• Venus, which is visible before sunrise in the early morning sky, very bright and near the Beehive Cluster.
• Jupiter, also visible before sunrise, shining brightly in Gemini.
• Neptune, which is visible in Pisces around opposition on September 23.
• Uranus, visible toward the end of the night in Taurus.
• Mars can be seen early in the night but sets around 22:50.

Mercury is very low and difficult to see after sunset. Saturn is likely the easiest to see right now, shining all night, while Venus and Jupiter are prominent in the predawn hours.

To summarize the best visible planets at this moment:

• Saturn (all night, very bright, with rings)
• Venus (before sunrise, very bright)
• Jupiter (before sunrise, bright)
• Neptune (around opposition, faint)
• Uranus (toward end of night)
• Mars (early evening)