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July 4, 2026 night sky snapshot In the pre-dawn east, reddish Mars is very close to Uranus. Mars will be easy to see, but you’ll likely need binoculars or a telescope to spot bluish Uranus. The Pleiades star cluster is above them. (Pasadena, California. Latitude: about 34 degrees North.) Bruce Betts/The Planetary Society using Stellarium.