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October nights — The grotesque and the glorious (Skywatcher’s Guide) (opens the original)
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It is jarring to realize that the same beautiful, tranquil October skies we see today served as the canvas upon which the ancients projected tales of monstrous creatures, savage violence and gods consumed by jealousy, cruelty and bloodlust. Saturn reaches opposition Oct. 4, when Earth passes directly between the planet and the sun, bringing it near its closest approach to Earth and making it appear at its brightest and largest for the year. Look for the ringed planet in Cetus, the horrific sea m
September’s swan and its shadows (Skywatcher’s Guide) (opens the original)
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As school resumes and the fierce heat begins to abate, it’s easy to think that summer and its pleasures are already behind us. In reality, more than three weeks of it remain. You’ll need to look no further than the Summer Triangle for proof. Straight up between 8 and 9 p.m. on early September evenings, you’ll find Vega, the alpha star in Constellation Lyra, the lyre/kithara, almost at zenith. Scan 34 degrees to Vega’s southeast to find Altair in Constellation Aquila, the eagle, and then complete
August sky shows interplay of light and dark (Skywatcher’s Guide) (opens the original)
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One of the most striking aspects of August’s nights is the dramatic contrast between brilliant lights and profound darkness. A vivid example of this is in Constellation Scorpius, low due south as daylight retreats in the evenings. Find Antares, the Mars-hued heart of the scorpion, climbing no higher than about 23 degrees above the southern horizon, and watch it emerge from the murk as the 15th-brightest star in the night sky. Antares is a two-star system: Antares A is a massive red supergiant ab
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