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✨ Mark your calendars, space lovers! 🌌 Here are the upcoming space events you won’t want to miss:

💫 March 18-21: Dual Visibility of Venus
Venus will shine in both the morning and evening skies for a few days in the Northern Hemisphere! This won’t happen again until 2033.

☀️ March 20: Day of the Equinox
The Sun will shine directly over the equator for the first time this year, making the length of day and night nearly equal.

🌑 March 29: Partial Solar Eclipse
The Moon will cover up to 93% of the Sun at its peak! 🌞🌑 This eclipse will last nearly four hours, starting at 4:51 AM EDT, and will be visible from parts of the Americas, Europe, and Africa.

☄️ April 22: Lyrid Meteor Shower
A dazzling meteor shower producing 10-15 meteors per hour! 🌠 Since the radiant rises before midnight, try spotting meteors before the fat crescent Moon rises after midnight.

🌙 April 25: Triple Conjunction – A Smiley Face in the Sky
The waning crescent Moon will align with Venus and Saturn, forming an enchanting "smiley face" in the sky!

🌌 Wishing you clear skies and bright sights! Happy sky-gazing 💜