From the Northern Hemisphere, after full darkness falls, look for a hazy pyramid of light extending up from the sunset point. Southern Hemisphere? Look east before dawn.
You'll find the moon rising late at night now, and, if you look closely, you might catch it in a blue daytime sky, in the west after sunrise. Jenney Disimon caught this moon on February 2 from Sabah, North Borneo.
This image comes from 3 90-second exposures, unfiltered, taken at Tenagra Observatory in Arizona on February 3. A robotic mount tracked the fast (50″/minute) apparent motion of the asteroid, so stars are apparently trailing. The asteroid is the sharp dot in the center, marked with two red lines. Image via Virtual Telescope Project.
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