The September Epsilon Perseids peak tonight at about eight meteors per hour; find dark skies and look after midnight under a waning crescent Moon.

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A current space-weather update, with the solar activity and viewing conditions skywatchers should know.

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Find the bright star in Gemini and look for the Moon nearby in the eastern morning sky.

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Look toward the eastern sky in the morning for the pairing, with reddish Mars appearing close to the shrinking lunar crescent.

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Two bright planets await you tonight. Saturn glows in the south after dark, and Jupiter rises in the east, outshining everything around it

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It is best seen in the morning, when the line between lunar day and night brings crater shadows into sharp relief through a telescope.

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The Pleiades make an easy binocular target; Uranus is much fainter and needs binoculars or a telescope under a dark sky.

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Look low in the western sky after sunset, with a clear horizon; the bright planet should be easy to find, while Spica is the fainter point nearby.

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Saturn is well placed in the evening, while Jupiter rises earlier each night; both are visible without a telescope.

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Saturn shines at peak brightness all night, while Jupiter rises around 10 PM for a spectacular late-night sky.

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