Astronomers Without Borders

🌙⭐️ Your Guide to the Prettiest Sights in the Sky This Week

Three beautiful, no-telescope-needed sky moments are coming up, and two of them happen low in the western twilight right after sunset, so timing matters.

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🌌 THIS WEEK’S SKY MISSIONS:

✅MISSION #1: Moon Meets Venus
July 16
Look low in the western sky after sunset for a thin crescent Moon beside brilliant Venus. This is the kind of easy, beautiful sky scene anyone can spot.

✅MISSION #2: Moon Meets Regulus
July 17
The Moon slides near Regulus, the heart star of Leo, with Venus still glowing nearby in the twilight. You’ll need a clear, flat western horizon.

✅MISSION #3: Best Time for Milky Way Viewing
July 14
Find a dark-sky location and look for the Summer Milky Way stretching through Cygnus and the Northern Cross. This is one of the great sights of summer

🎯 Your challenge: complete at least ONE sky mission this week.
Comment 👍 if you’re going to try.

🏷️Tag someone who needs a reminder to look up.

🔁Share this with a friend or family member who loves easy night-sky moments.

👀 No telescope. No special gear. Just your eyes, a clear sky, and a few minutes outside.

- The Night Sky Guy

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