The Summer Triangle asterism can be seen directly overhead around midnight for the next couple of weeks.
Also note the Milky Way stretching from NE to SW, passing through the Summer Triangle and the constellations Sagittarius and Scorpius.
Scheduled air date: 1998 Jul 13-19
The Summer Triangle asterism can be seen directly overhead around midnight for the next
couple of weeks.
Also note the Milky Way stretching from NE to SW, passing through the Summer Triangle and
the constellations Sagittarius and Scorpius.
On the morning of July 17th, a Last Quarter Moon rises just below Saturn (shown at 1:30am,
Daylight Saving Time)...
...and on the 21st, a thin crescent Moon rises just below Venus (shown at 4:50am, Daylight
Saving Time).
If you wish to view illustrations for other episodes, please see our Star Gazer Illustrated directory.
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