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Speaker 1: Saturn shines at its peak brightness, visible from dusk to dawn.
Speaker 1: Jupiter rises around ten PM, making the late night sky
Speaker 1: truly spectacular. The fading crescent Moon won't appear until early morning,
Speaker 1: giving you dark skies all night long. Sickness soars at
Speaker 1: the zenith tonight. Deneb at the top of the cross
Speaker 1: is one of the most luminous stars you can see.
Speaker 1: A super giant two hundred thousand times brighter than our Sun,
Speaker 1: asteroid one seventeen three five six one two thousand watt
Speaker 1: V one thirty seven, nearly half a mile wide, will
Speaker 1: fly past Earth in about six days, about thirteen lunar
Speaker 1: distances from Earth. Completely safe, but a nice reminder of
Speaker 1: our busy Solar system. Coastal areas see minimal tidal range
Speaker 1: this week. These neap tides occur when the Sun and
Speaker 1: Moon work against each other wini wartimeshow a long March
Speaker 1: eight A rocket is set to launch in the next
Speaker 1: couple of days from Wenchang Space launch site. People's Republic
Speaker 1: of China, China is behind this one. There is plenty
Speaker 1: of activity on the Sun right now, Multiple sunspot regions
Speaker 1: are crackling with energy, and solar flares could fire off
Speaker 1: at any time. Northern lights chances remain moderate tonight for
Speaker 1: viewers in Canada and the northernmost States EYA. Today's report
Speaker 1: was compiled by AI from NASA Launch Library and Spaceflight News.
Speaker 1: See you tomorrow.