On April 16th, there will be a cosmic gathering of Pisces in the night sky. A crescent Moon will join Mars, Mercury, and Saturn in the eastern pre-dawn sky.

April 16 — A Predawn Gathering in Pisces
Secrets Of The Universe Blog
https://secretsofuniverse.in/blog/april-2026-night-sky-events

Before sunrise on April 16, four solar system objects will occupy a tight region of the eastern sky: a waning crescent Moon, Mars, Mercury, and Saturn, all rising together above the horizon in Pisces. Gatherings of this kind — where multiple planets converge in a single sweep of sky — occur only a handful of times each year.

The planets will be low, and the sky will not be fully dark, so a clear and unobstructed eastern horizon is not optional — it is essential. The Moon will serve as the anchor, with the planets arrayed around it in the gathering twilight.

When & Where: Eastern horizon, roughly 60–90 minutes before sunrise.
Gear: Naked eye; binoculars will help lift the planets from the brightening sky.

John 21:11
Simon Peter went up and dragged the net to land, full of large fish, one hundred and fifty-three; and although there were so many, the net was not broken.