Catch a glimpse of this celestial meetup! On Jan. 23, the Moon and Saturn will form a conjunction in the night sky. This means they’ll look close together despite being far apart in space. This conjunction will give us an opportunity to easily spot Saturn in the sky. To spot Saturn, look to the western night sky on the 23rd, just below the Moon. Happy skywatching! Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech #NASA #Skywatching #WhatsUp #Saturn #Moon
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Catch a glimpse of this celestial meetup! On Jan. 23, the Moon and Saturn will form a conjunction in the night sky. This means they’ll look close together despite being far apart in space. This conjunction will give us an opportunity to easily spot Saturn in the sky. To spot Saturn, look to the western night sky on the 23rd, just below the Moon. Happy skywatching! Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech #NASA #Skywatching #WhatsUp #Saturn #Moon
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Mars: “Whaaaasupppppp” Jupiter: “Wazzzzzuppp” Moon: “Wasssssuuup” Mars is visible this month high in the southern sky moving eastward, it is best seen in the early morning before sunrise. Later in the month, Mars will appear to form a triangle in the sky with the stars Aldebaran and Betelgeuse. Jupiter is highly visible as it is in opposition this month, on the 11th you’ll see it hanging out with the Moon, making for a great viewing opportunity to observe them together through binoculars. Finall
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What’s up for September? This month, Saturn will be at its closest and brightest, the Moon will nestle up next with Venus and the bright star Regulus in the pre-dawn hours, and an equinox marks the changing of seasons. More skywatching tips: go.nasa.gov/whatsup | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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What’s Up for August? 🔭, Jupiter and Venus are visible before sunrise all month long, making a close approach on Aug. 11-12. The Perseids – typically the best meteor shower of the year – peak on Aug. 12-13, but this year, a nearly full Moon will wash out all but the brightest meteors. More skywatching tips: go.nasa.gov/whatsup | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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What’s up for July, skywatchers! 🔭 Be on the lookout for the planets: First, Venus will brighten early mornings. Later in the month, Jupiter will slowly start to appear just before sunrise. In the evenings, Mars will shine bright. And from now into August, see if you can spot the “eagle” constellation high in the night sky. More skywatching tips: go.nasa.gov/whatsup | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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What space treats are in store for October? 🎃 This month kicks off with a supermoon on Oct. 6 and then offers not one but two meteor showers: The Draconid meteors peak on Oct. 8, and the Orionid meteor shower peaks on Oct. 21. More skywatching tips: go.nasa.gov/whatsup | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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What’s Up for June? 🌌 This month, you can spot Saturn, Venus, Mercury, and Mars. Plus, find some dark skies to observe the bright central core of our home galaxy, the Milky Way, and celebrate the summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere on June 20. More skywatching tips: go.nasa.gov/whatsup | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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What’s Up for April, skywatchers? The Lyrid meteor shower will peak overnight on the evening of April 21, there will be planets at dusk and dawn throughout the month, and learn how to observe a distant globular cluster known as M3 with binoculars or a telescope. More skywatching tips: go.nasa.gov/whatsup | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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