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Conditions

Sunrise: 7:06am

Sunset: 7:21pm

Moon phase: waning crescent

Weather conditions: partly cloudy

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Conditions

Sunrise: 6:57am

Sunset: 5:45pm

Moon phase: waning gibbous

Weather condition: quickly moving clouds that covered and uncovered stars/planets constantly

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Observations

I could see a dozen planets/stars when I first went outside, but many got hidden by the time the app downloaded

Jupiter was the brightest thing in the sky, Mars was the second brightest (and it was within Gemini)

I learned from UMBC astronomy night that four planets are visible at certain times right now

Constellations: parts of the big dipper and Gemini

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Thoughts

It was somewhat frustrating trying to get this done because I ignored it for the first few days (I'm not used to doing homework in the evening), and then by the time I decided to do it, it was cloudy each night.

Actually doing it was fine, and I think in future weeks I will pay more attention to the weather and try to get it done earlier.

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Conditions

Sunrise: 6:54am

Sunset: 5:47pm

Moon phase: waning gibbous

Weather conditions: crystal clear

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A gazillion dots in the sky

Venus, Mars, Saturn, and Jupiter all visible!

Orion

Seven sisters

Had heard of before and had seen the stars but hadn't.... I want to make a pun on connecting the dots but it is not a constellation

Winter triangle

Parts of Taurus and Auriga

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Thoughts

I was just getting home from school (after gym meet practice and a club meeting, so it was dark already), and noticed how clear the sky was... much easier than last week

I love the cold :)

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Conditions

Sunrise: 6:43am

Sunset: 5:56pm

Moon phase: waning crescent (very close to new moon)

Weather conditions: clear

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Observations

Jupiter, Mars in Gemini, and Orion again

Cassiopea was somewhat faint but many of its stars were visible. I had heard of it before but didn't know its shape.

Sirius bright

Parts of Leo, Auriga, and Perseus

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Thoughts

Perseus is my friend from UMBC observatory's name, didn't realize that Perseus is also a constellation

W/ how random constellations seem I feel like it would be interesting to try to make a new set of constellations and see how different they can be from the commonly accepted 88

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Observations

I think I saw a satellite again, weird that the first times I noticed them were two weeks in a row

Orion, Jupiter, Capella, Big Dipper, Mars, Cassiopeia, Sirius

Noticed how red Beetlejuice and Mars were again

Parts of Taurus

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Conditions

Sunrise: 7:27am

Sunset: 7:08pm

Moon phase: waxing gibbous

Weather conditions: clear

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Observations

Jupiter, Mars in Gemini, Orion, Cassiopea, and Sirius again

Venus in the trees, almost didn't notice

Procyon and Capella

Big dipper pretty faint

Moon very bright

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Thoughts

Why is this the first time I actually noticed the moon while out there? Was it hidden or do I just not pay attention? Anyway since it was so bright it probably made all the stars seem dimmer

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Conditions

Sunrise: 7:20am

Sunset: 7:12pm

Moon phase: waxing gibbous (almost full)

Weather conditions: mostly clear, a few clouds

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Observations

Saw a satellite, it stayed the same brightness (except when passing through clouds) and moved somewhat slowly across the sky

I can finally notice that Mars has moved a little bit

Betelgeuse was very red

Most of the stars of Perseus

3 stars of Leo

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Thoughts

Moon very pretty through clouds

The temperature was really nice

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Thoughts

I did not realize how consistent the time I go outside is

Clouds move really quickly - the big dipper and orion were partially obscured and like two minutes later clouds were nowhere near them

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Conditions

Sunrise: 6:54am

Sunset: 7:29pm

Moon phase: waning crescent (almost new)

Weather conditions; cloudy

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Observations

Honestly I couldn't see anything at all BUT I can guess what was supposed to be up

Jupiter, Mars, Big Dipper, Orion, Leo, Perseus, Cassiopeia, Sirius

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Thoughts

I kept telling myself I would to this later that day/night but forgot each time. Shoulda gone with the trusty write on my hand method.

Earlier this week my friend was (pretend) judging me for wearing short sleeves when it isn't summer, and since it's now spring I can't even make the it's summer somewhere joke :((

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Conditions

Sunrise: 6:43am

Sunset: 7:35pm

Moon phase: waxing gibbous

Weather conditions: completely cloudy

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Observations

I waited till the last day and couldn't see anything again

Would have been able to see Gemini, Leo, Big Dipper, Jupiter, Mars, Sirius, Procyon, Capella, and more

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Thoughts

It really is cloudy a lot in Maryland - UMBC observatory is always complaining about that

The days are getting longer!

I was busy most nights this week so I couldn't get to doing this

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Conditions

Sunrise: 6:38am

Sunset: 7:38pm

Moon phase: waxing gibbous

Weather conditions: clear

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Observations

Big moon

Both dippers

Sirus

Auriga and Perseus

Lots of Leo

Arcturus twinkles a lot

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Thoughts

I forgot Arcturus existed, but now I remember being told that to find it you need to follow the handle of the big dipper

It really does twinkle a lot

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Conditions

Sunrise: 5:57am

Sunset: 8:10pm

Moon phase: Nearly full

Weather conditions: party cloudy

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Observations

All I could see were Jupiter, Mars, Procyon, and Capella

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This is the only time I wish the sun would set earlier

And not the only time I wish it wasn't cloudy all the time