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Watch out for these astronomical events in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Watch out for these astronomical events in 2024

Here is your guide to 2024 celestial events. The year will feature 12 full Moons, plenty of meteor showers, five eclipses and four Supermoons.

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See Mars buzz the stars of the Beehive Cluster tonight - Vimarsana News

See Mars buzz the stars of the Beehive Cluster tonight

Mars will be appear to be in the midst of the stars of the Beehive Cluster tonight, offering a chance for skywatchers to observe two fascinating objects at once.

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Your Yearly 2022 Horoscope, According to Your Zodiac Sign - Vimarsana News

Your Yearly 2022 Horoscope, According to Your Zodiac Sign

Your 2022 yearly horoscope is here, and it's chock-full of loaded updates. Here's what your 2022 horoscope looks like, according to your zodiac sign.

Planets easy to spot this week - Vimarsana News

Planets easy to spot this week

Mars is our only evening planet right now and he’s easy to find. He’s in the western sky not too far from the red star Aldebaran. Both Mars and Aldebaran are in Taurus, the Bull, and they’re both getting closer to the western horizon. Not the cross you think Now, turn around and face east and we’ll find a couple of little-known constellations. Measure three fist-widths to the right and just above your fist, you’ll find a fairly bright cross of stars. No, it’s not the Southern Cross although that famous constellation will be in our evening sky very soon. That quartet of stars is Co...

This week, you can see five of the 10 brightest stars - Vimarsana News

This week, you can see five of the 10 brightest stars

Look for Jupiter and Saturn in the pre-dawn sky, and Mars in the evening sky.