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[magic612]

In this week's stargazing video, the Moon rejoins Venus and Jupiter in the evening sky, while the brighter planet skims past one of the lovely Taurus open clusters later in the week. Meanwhile, turn your gaze northwards and discover an often-overlooked area of Ursa Major that offers up some interesting viewing either naked-eye or with binoculars.



And don't forget - if you capture some of these sky conditions in a photo, video or drawing, feel free to email them for inclusion during the credits section. I'd like to include amateur-only media there, but can't do it without your help!

[Paulie pchris00]

I was able to catch Venus and Suburu at opposite ends of my finder scope last night.

Somewhere around here is an old threat that speculates that the biggest star in the Suburu auto logo is meant to symbolize Venus. Will be very interesting to catch Venus passing through.