This month there is plenty to spot in the night skies over the UK, if it’s a clear night.

Uranus

Uranus can be seen for more than 9 hours during the late night/early morning and until sunrise.

The blue planet will be at its highest point in the sky around 3am.

Neptune

Neptune is roughly in the opposite direction of the Sun in the sky, and is, therefore, visible most of the night.

This is the best time of the year to view the planet and will be at its highest point in the sky around 1am.

International Space Station

The ISS will be visible throughout this month on Merseyside if skies stay clear.

Just look for a fast travelling bright object, the times for Merseyside are below.

3 min	13°	10° above S	10° above ESE
Wed Sep 6, 5:41 AM	4 min	30°	11° above SW	22° above ESE
Thu Sep 7, 4:50 AM	4 min	22°	17° above S	10° above E
Fri Sep 8, 4:00 AM	1 min	14°	14° above SE	10° above ESE
Fri Sep 8, 5:33 AM	4 min	44°	15° above SW	25° above ESE
Sat Sep 9, 4:42 AM	3 min	34°	30° above S	12° above E
Sun Sep 10, 3:52 AM	1 min	20°	20° above ESE	11° above E
Sun Sep 10, 5:25 AM	4 min	58°	18° above WSW	23° above E
Mon Sep 11, 4:35 AM	3 min	48°	48° above S	12° above E
Mon Sep 11, 6:08 AM	3 min	51°	10° above W	51° above SW
Tue Sep 12, 3:45 AM	1 min	19°	19° above E	11° above E
Tue Sep 12, 5:17 AM	4 min	64°	22° above WSW	20° above E
Wed Sep 13, 4:27 AM	3 min	60°	60° above SSE	11° above E
Wed Sep 13, 6:00 AM	6 min	52°	10° above W	12° above ESE
Thu Sep 14, 3:37 AM	1 min	18°	18° above E	10° above E
Thu Sep 14, 5:10 AM	4 min	60°	33° above WSW	11° above ESE