Venus Saturn Moon and bright stars in February skies
Venus shines at magnitude minus 3.3 after sunset in February evenings though soon fading as it sets westward. Saturn rises in Virgo to the east, Sirius dominates Canis Major, Orion, Gemini, Taurus and Leo appear with Regulus, while the Pointers lead to Polaris. Jupiter, Mars nearby and Mercury hidden near the Sun. Venus/Mars meet Feb 15 and Venus/Jupiter Feb 24 amid a rich celestial map.
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Mars
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