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Skywatch, January / February 2022: Winter Skies Offer Bright—and not so Bright—Delights

January’s and February’s night skies might be cold, but they can be very clear. Dress for the weather, grab a pair of binoculars and head outside to be treated with some popular stargazing wonders.
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Skywatch, November / December 2021: The Moon Joins Two Evening Stars

Two bright evening stars command the early evening sky in the second half of fall.
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Skywatch, September / October 2021: Late Summer’s Stellar Triangle

Even though summer starts sliding into fall, people look to admire and share the “Summer Triangle.” It is always a popular “skymark” of the late summer sky.
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Skywatch, July-August 2021: Lose Yourself in the Stars?

The summer sky—with the summer Milky Way—is simply incredible when viewed far away from city lights.
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Skywatch, May-June 2021

Mid and late spring evenings often bring back youthful memories of gazing at the Big Dipper.

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