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Hello my Starry-eyed friends, I m Trace
and this week we re going on a star hopping

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adventure to find the dim constellation Pisces
-- which is playing host to the planet Mars!

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Pop on outside around nine and look West. There
you should see the Great Square of Pegasus

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asterism, a diamond shape of four bright stars!
Scheat on the right and split the difference

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between Algenib and Alpheratz at the top and
left -- you ll run into Mars bright red glow!

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Mars is in the middle of the two fish of Pisces
and the Square of Peggy is nestled in it s crook.

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The bottom left of the Square faces
the Western Fish! The Eastern Fish

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is just above the top left edge of the square --
with a giant celestial string connecting them.

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Really quick, here s a little homework: Keep an
eye on the planet Jupiter in the South west, it s

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going to meet up with another planet! It ll be a
GAS! wink More Next week and keep lookin up!