August will see Venus make the transition from the evening to morning sky with Mercury and Mars both mired deep in the bright evening twilight.
upiter is a very prominent object during the second half of the night. It increases in brilliance from magnitude -2.4 on the 1st to -2.7 by month's end.
On the morning of Aug. 8, shortly after midnight, look low toward the east-northeast horizon to watch the ascent of the last quarter moon, accompanied by brilliant Jupiter just a couple of degrees below it. Wait a couple of hours when both have risen well up in the east to get good views of both with binoculars or a telescope.The ringed world, rises in evening twilight; look for it low in the east-southeast after dark.
In the after-midnight hours, Saturn is suitably high for good telescopic observing — a bright, sedate point of light in the south-southeast amidst the dim stars of Aquarius. It doesn't reach its highest point in the south until just before 3 a.m. local daylight time. During the late evening hours of Aug. 2, you'll see Saturn a half-dozen degrees to the left of the nearly full moon. Saturn comes to opposition with the sun and will be in the sky all night on Aug.27, shining at magnitude +0.4, and on the night of the second full moon of August — the so-called"blue" moon — on the 30th, Saturn will glow 5.5-degrees to the moon's upper right. If you get a great photo of any of the planets and would like to share it with Space.
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