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Minnesota Starwatch for October (opens the original)
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In the evening sky, Saturn is slowly gliding eastward through the dim fall constellations, which it easily outshines. The planet appears as a beacon in the east to southeast at nightfall. On Oct. 4, Earth laps Saturn in the orbital race. At that moment our distance from Saturn will be about 8.4 times Earth’s average distance from the sun — and almost as close as our two planets ever come. Through a telescope Saturn’s rings will appear slightly tilted, revealing their southern surface to us. Mean
Minnesota Starwatch for August (opens the original)
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This year, August serves a smorgasbord of celestial delights in both the morning and evening skies. In the west, Venus is still bright, though steadily sinking into the sunset. On Aug. 16, its beauty will be enhanced by a young crescent moon shining next to it. During the first half of the month, the Andromeda Galaxy — the Milky Way’s closest large neighbor galaxy — will be near the northeastern horizon at nightfall and perhaps easier to find than when it’s high in the sky. Look for a faint smea
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