Monday, October 6, 2008
Astronomy Tonight: The Moon and Jupiter
Look for the moon in the early evening. The bright "star" to its upper right is the planet Jupiter.
Take a look at the stars surrounding the moon. They form a familiar teapot shape. This asterism is the easiest way to identify the constellation Sagittarius. The moon is in the teapot's handle.
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