Friday, October 23The Moon passes 5° north of Neptune at 11 P.M. EDT; you can catch the pair in the south around that time, along with Saturn in the southwest, just to the Moon’s lower left. Saturn is visible to the naked eye, but Neptune is not. The distant ice giant will require binoculars orContinue reading "The Sky This Week from October 23 to 30: Gaze at the Full Hunter’s Moon " The post The Sky…
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