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1. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration

   Starry Starry Night: The Serpent Bearer and The Swan (opens the original)

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   Greetings! You can still see four planets in Guam’s skies this week, three in the early morning and one in the evening. Mercury isn’t visible because it will be on the other side of the sun from us on Friday. Jupiter, Mars and Saturn are all in the early morning sky and they’re pretty easy to find. Just face due east and look to your left, close to the horizon and if the clouds let you, you’ll see a very bright star. It’s not a star, it’s Jupiter. Measure three fist-widths up from Ju

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2. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · National Aeronautical and Space Administration

   Starry Starry Night: Jupiter exits the night sky, Venus burns bright (opens the original)

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   Hello everyone. We’ve lost Jupiter from our early evening sky and Mercury was between us and the sun on Monday so you can only see three planets this week in your personal sky. Two of them, Mars and Saturn, are in your early morning sky. To find them, go outside at 5 a.m. and face east where the sun will rise. Saturn will be high in the eastern sky, a little over 10 degrees from straight up. Mars is closer to the horizon. Measure a little less than three fist-widths up from due east and look t

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