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Star watching guide by Nalayini Davies

Steps to good star watching

STEP 1 Choose a night when there are few clouds in the sky. The fewer clouds the better.

Choose a night when there is no moon in the sky. The moon reflects sunlight (what we all know as moonlight) and this hinders your view of the stars. The moon, of course, is

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