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September 2026: What’s in the sky this month? Neptune reaches opposition with Saturn nearby, and Venus shines after sunset
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Venus is the brightest object in the west after sunset, reaching its greatest illuminated extent this month. Neptune reaches opposition, with Saturn in the same region of sky. Uranus could be visible from dark skies without optical aid; we’ll tell you where to look. Mars is slowly brightening, while Jupiter is ready for observing in Continue reading "September 2026: What’s in the sky this month? Neptune reaches opposition with Saturn nearby, and Venus shines after sunset" The post September 2026: What’s in the sky this month? Neptune reaches opposition with Saturn nearby, and Venus shines after sunset appeared first on Astronomy Magazine .
First report: The Sky Today on Saturday, August 29: Double star Zeta Lyrae — astronomy.com, 17d
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