1.1K views · 66 reactions | An on-the-spot look at the actual night sky as seen from the UK in late March and early April 2020. Shows you how to find the basic constellations and bright stars -- not forgetting Venus, that bright object over in the west this year. Best viewed full screen and in a dark environment. Feel free to share. | The Society for Popular Astronomy | Facebook

What's up in the night sky in September? 🔭 On Sept. 6, spot the Moon together with Mars and Venus. Toward the south, the relatively bright star Formalhaut appears low in the sky a few hours after sunset, to the left of Saturn and Jupiter. When and where to look up: youtu.be/GjqvXVUWvEQ Additional information about topics covered in this episode of What's Up, along with still images from the video, and the video transcript, are available at https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/whats-up-skywatching-tips-

38K views · 204 reactions | Tonight is the perfect night to get out star gazing✨ Follow Laura Tobin's guide to seeing the best the night sky has to offer: Look up & wrap up look SE around 9pm吝 Use Orion's Belt as a guide Did you know Orion had a sword!⚔️ | Good Morning Britain | Facebook

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