Mercury Adds May Evening View For Best Sky Seeing
Science Service notes Mercury will join three May visible planets around May 21 as it moves farthest from the sun, remaining visible for nearly two hours after sunset. Jupiter dominates the western sky in Gemini, Mars sits faint in Taurus, with Venus visible in the east as the bright morning star. The article also references bright stars and circumpolar constellations, guiding observers to twilight viewing across May.
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