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Good evening my fall friends!

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Trace here to help you wayfind around the
skies.

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Autumn is my favorite season to stargaze because
it s just so CRISP outside.

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MMm.

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Let s use this coolness to find the celestial
princess Andromeda!

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To spot her, face east anytime this week after
sunset.

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There, you might recall the Great Square of
Pegasus from last month.

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Starting at the upper-right, counter-clockwise
we have Markab, She-ott, Alpheratz and Algenib!

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That s the body of ol Peggy.

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Draw a line to the left from ALPHERATZ and
you ll find Andromeda s hip MIRACH, and

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ALMACH, her foot!

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If it s dark enough where you are, up and
to the left of Mirach is the furthest object

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we can see with the naked eye -- the incredible
Andromeda Galaxy, M31!

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It s a barred-spiral galaxy just like ours.

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Chances are if you ve seen pictures of our
galaxy, they re really just M31!

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Keep lookin up!