Tonight: The waning gibbous Moon passes about 1° south of the star Antares. For observers far in the Earth”s southern hemisphere, the Moon occults the star. Look for the Moon and Antares in the predawn sky, low in the south.
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Night Sky Note for March 27, 2008
Posted on 27 March 2008 · 340 views · 61 words.
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