GO STARGAZING THIS WINTER

Winter is an ideal time to look at stars because the cooler temperatures make the sky clearer. Follow these steps. 1. Make a plan. The best time to stargaze is on a clear (not cloudy) night during the new Moon phase. In this phase, the Moon isn’t visible, making the sky extra dark. Check the calendar at stardate.org for the next new Moon, which happens about once a month. 2. Head outside. Have an adult help you find a spot to stargaze that’s away from light pollution, such as streetlights and neon signs. Bring along a telescope or binoculars if you have them. 3. Look up. The brightest objects to look for first are other planets. Venus is especially vibrant and will look like an extra large star in the…

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