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Celestial event: Smile in the sky set for Friday morning
A unique celestial event is expected to smile over the predawn skies of the Pacific Northwest on Friday. The smiley face will consist of Venus, Saturn, and the moon. This alignment will be best spotted towards the eastern horizon according to Space.com.
The celestial image could be spoiled by a dull Saturn, which might lack the brightness needed to tie the smiley together, ...
Massing of planets around the Moon is not unusual - but it's much less common to see this particular alignment ...
A rare and beautiful sight is coming to the early morning sky over Hawaiʻi on Friday, April 25. It’s a heavenly“smiley face” ...
Look to the eastern sky late Thursday, and a clear horizon will show you this unusual, grinning planet alignment.
The Lyrid meteor shower is one of the oldest known annual meteor showers. It was first recorded by Chinese observers in 687 ...
Neptune is the dimmest of the four, with a magnitude of 7.9. A celestial object’s stellar magnitude describes how bright that object looks in the night sky, with the brightest stars being seen ...
A triple conjunction, appearing as a smiley face, will be visible in the early morning sky on April 25 in Michigan. Here's what to know.
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