Sirius: The Brightest Star In The Night Sky - Farmers' Almanac
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How To View The Sirius Star In The Canis Major Constellation Right Now
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The first full moon of 2021 will rise tonight
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New star explosion in night sky can be seen with naked eye
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Star gazing tips for July, News
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This Week's Amazing Sky
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Dog Days of Summer end as Perseid meteor shower peaks
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April 2021: The Next Full Moon Is a Supermoon Pink Moon - NASA Science
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Dog days - Wikipedia
🪐 Saturn's rings are disappearing from view. This is your last chance for the next 5 years! Look to the southwest horizon at approximately 6pm this week. 🔭 Don't have a telescope?
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Night Sky for March 2023: Visible Planets, Bright Stars