UW Planetarium Offers Stargazing Opportunities in June
(World News USA)

May 25, 2017 The `gas giant` planets, Jupiter and Saturn, will be visible all night this June. Look for them both in the southeastern sky. Saturn shines as a steady point of light in the Milky Way while Jupiter shines brightly to the right. The moon also will be passing by these planets at the beginning of the month before reaching its full moon phase. This June, the full moon is dubbed a `micromoon,` the opposite of the `supermoon` seen on Earth last November. (UW Planetarium Photo) With nice evenings just around the corner, the University of Wyoming Harry C. Vaughan Planetarium offers many stargazing opportunities as well as a variety of programs on the summer solstice, the August eclipse...