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Hi there Starshines!

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Your friendly star nerd Trace here with some
early-morning star gazing for you.

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Head outside before sunrise, and look to the
South East because you re going to welcome

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Orion back to our skies!

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In the early summer, Orion is hidden by the
sun, but as Fall approaches he returns.

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Since he s back, let s equip him with
a new maul -- Venus the Morning Star -- if

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you look a bit to the Left of Orion, you ll
see a bright spot, that s Venus!

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Venus, is the next closest planet to our sun.

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It s about the same size as Earth but has
a terribly toxic temperament.

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The Soviet Union landed a probe on it in December
1970 -- it only lasted 20 minutes.

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Yikes-a-roo!

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Anyway, we all know Orion can t REALLY grab
Venus, but our neighbor planet will chase

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Orion across the sky all morning, so enjoy
the view while you Keep Lookin up!