What's Up: March 2023 Skywatching Tips from NASA

What are some skywatching highlights in March 2023?

Following their close approach in the sky on March 1, Venus and Jupiter go their separate ways. Venus climbs higher each evening, while Jupiter exists the morning sky at month's end. And those with binoculars of a small telescope can seek out dwarf planet Ceres, which is at its brightest this month.

0:00 Intro
0:13 Moon & planet highlights
0:59 Dwarf planet Ceres at opposition
3:20 March Moon phases

[lareinechan]

Thank you so much, I love your Skywatching Tips series which makes nightsky watching more delightful.

[lazulycreativ]

Excellent video that reports the events that happen in the skies, thanks for your wonderful work, hugs!🪐

[kaltonian]

love it....there's going to be some cold nights this week in the uk but will be worth it just to try & catch a glimpse of ceres

[vipermustang]

3:08 shout out the person behind the camera. Nice work!

[banban-glbx]

I think it's a good question what a player [knackall] said "whether we live alone in this earth or is there another world that is infinitely far away from space, is it real or fake?

[Goofyn]

i cant lose the ceres event, its my favorite planet!

(yeah my english its not perfect)

[sandipshrisath]

I'm looked at night Jupiter and Venus are closer to each other

[hellentavora]

I'm on the planetoid team, for minor planets, dwarf translate badly in some languages.

[mdzubair]

Always love this sky watcher series or video but for this year March edition video very special for so many people who waiting for Ramadan
#Ramadan2023

[jeffdavis]

*Hey **#Jackie**, Pluto is a planet. Lol* 😂

[mdzubair]

Who is watching for moon 🌝
Special for
Ramadan

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