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Venus Is About to Leave the Evening Sky: Here's What to Know
By Joe Rao published
Venus is about to shift from an "evening star" to a "morning star" in Earth's sky. Here's how to keep tabs on the dazzling planet.

Awesome Binocular Astronomy with the Help of Mobile Apps
By Chris Vaughan published
In this edition of Mobile Stargazing, we'll help you choose binoculars for astronomy and tell you about a range of fascinating objects in the fall sky, from the nearby moon to a galaxy far, far away.

Elusive Planet? See Mercury at Its Best This Month
By Joe Rao published
Mercury has a reputation for being hard to spot. But skywatchers have a great chance to see the small, fast-moving planet this month.

Spring Skywatching: The Top 5 Objects to See
By Joe Rao published
The spring night sky isn't as dazzling as that of the winter or summer, but there's still a lot to see overhead. Here are my picks for the top five stargazing objects of spring.

Mercury Transit Timeline: The Stages of Today's Rare Celestial Sight
By Elizabeth Howell published
Here are some of the major events to look for when Mercury makes a rare pass across the sun's face on Monday (May 9) in its first such "transit" since 2006.

The Mercury Transit: How to See the Rare Event Online on Monday
By Calla Cofield published
On Monday (May 9) Mercury will pass across the face of the sun. Here's how to watch the event online, and hear scientists and other experts talk about this rare celestial happening.
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