Stargazing can be a fun and easy experience to enjoy at any age. This time of year instead of stars, you can actually find visible planets in the night and morning sky.
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Through Saturday, conditions will be favorable to spot these planets in the morning and at night.
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Morning planets
- Saturn, Mars and Jupiter
- Look Southeast between 6 a.m. and 7 a.m.
- They will be clustered together and Jupiter will be the brightest
Great line up to look for in the morning this week! pic.twitter.com/fIsGfrbBUD
— Kirstie Zontini (@KZontiniWHIO) April 2, 2020
Evening planet
- Venus
- Look West
- Visible after sunset, 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
If you find these planets you will know they aren’t stars because they won’t twinkle! Share your photos with us on our WHIO Facebook Page.
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