The Heavens in March Simple Explanation of Evening Sky
The article explains Jupiter Venus and Neptune at best in March as Taurus with the Pleiades and Hyades drift lower in the western sky. It expands on how the celestial sphere surrounds Earth and how half the sphere is visible from the ground while the other half is hidden by daylight.
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Changes in the Winter Sky Revealed by Seasonal Shifts
The article notes Orion low in the southwest and the Milky Way arch overhead in mid winter, now nearer the ground and less conspicuous. It explains why winter stars differ from summer ones and that the sun’s glare hides stars by day, with a simple explanation.
The Late Winter Stars The Dark Sign Cancer and The Lion Leo
The piece describes the faint constellation Cancer historically called the Dark Sign and linked to misfortune and omens. It notes Cancer’s eastern position relative to Gemini and its high astrologic significance, with Io the Chaldeans as Gate of Men. It also mentions Leo the Lion to the east.
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