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Taurus is commonly known as The Bull. It passes through the sky from November through March. Taurus was a very popular constellation in ancient times, so there are many myths about it.
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Cancer is best seen during the month of March, but is visible from December through June. Although the Crab is one of the more famous constellations, it is mostly made of dim stars.
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Gemini is one of the more famous constellations. The Twins are best seen during the winter and spring in the Northern Hemisphere. If you live in the Southern Hemisphere, look for Gemini in the summer. Gemini is a part of the Zodiac, which is a group of stars which the Sun travels through each year.
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The constellation Leo is known as the Lion. Leo's head and mane make up an upside-down question mark called the Sickle. One of the brightest spring stars, Regulus (Latin for "little king"), is at the base of the question mark. The rest of Leo's body, legs, and tail extend to the east.
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The Lunar phase on May 1st will be a waxing crescent.
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Lunar phase on May 2nd will be a waxing crescent. Also, the moon is in the zodiac sign Gemini! Keep a look out for Gemini tonight!
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Still in the waxing crescent phase, but the moon is in the zodiac sign cancer! Keep a look out for cancer tonight!
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This time keep a look out for the zodiac sign Leo!
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During these five days, the moon is approaching its full moon stage. Also, keep a look out for Virgo, Libra, and Scorpio. We should be able to see them during this time.
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For two days, we'll be able to enjoy the full moon. Also, keep an eye out for Sagittarius tonight and werewolves.
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We are now back in our Waxing Gibbous phase. Keep an eye out for Capricorn and Aquarius!
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This is our first and only last quarter of the month. Don't miss it! :)
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For a total of six days, we'll be in the waning crescent phase. Keep an eye out for Pisces, Aries, and Taurus tonight.
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For a total of two days, we'll be in our new moon phase and should be able to see Gemini again.
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The waxing crescent will return again and continue into the beginning of the month of June.
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