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Tonight's Sky: How to Spot a Smiley Face and May's Best Stargazing Events

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Source: Space
Tonight's Sky: How to Spot a Smiley Face and May's Best Stargazing Events
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On May 29, a crescent moon will align with the stars Castor and Pollux in the night sky, creating a smiling face visible from the U.S. about 45 minutes after sunset until midnight, offering a unique stargazing opportunity.

Topics:science#castor#celestial-event#moon#night-sky#pollux#science
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