"September's New Moon Guides Stargazers to Mars, Jupiter, and Beyond"
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The new moon occurred on September 14, marking the alignment of the moon, Earth, and sun. While the new moon is not visible, it will pass by Mars on September 16. Additionally, Saturn and Jupiter will be visible in the night sky, along with the Summer Triangle asterism. Skywatchers in the Southern Hemisphere can observe constellations such as the Southern Cross and Centaurus.
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