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by Marguerite on December 13th, 2008
The brightest evening star in late autumn in the Northern Hemisphere is probably Aldebaran--a yellow giant star in the constellation Taurus.
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Thank you very much. Been puzzling me for some time.
by CaffeineMonkey on December 16th, 2008
I looked it up. Type in "Stardate" and you will get the McDonald Observatory's star gazing information. There are more sites either there or at the observatory. That's what I do and the observatory is not too far from my house either, so sometimes I go there to find out where stars are from the experts! Happy stargazing!
by Marguerite on December 16th, 2008