Tonight's Sky: June 2017

Backyard stargazers get a monthly guide to the northern hemisphere's skywatching events with "Tonight's Sky." Early June is one of the best times to view our brightest planet.

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[--Snowy--]

Thank you! I enjoy these Tonight's Sky-videos each month 😊

[dr_mohit]

thanks for giving something to do in summer vacations

[CyberTechOfficial-hn]

I yesturday spent good moments watching the fabulous Saturn with its ring :)

[nash.achiller]

Thanks! I knew that Albiero in Cygnus is a wonderful double but I did not know about Izar, i'll have to check it out!

[MrGelly]

I freaking love you guys, thanks for sharing

[CR-uhfp]

Can anyone tell me where I can listen to the background music without speech? I love it :)

[bobparker]

What telescope would you recommend for table land views

[randybbozek]

Ques; are there many planets revolving around the stars in cluster stars( m13)ex;

[Neel-ffmn]

I've got a question: I'm 16, and I'm planning to work 4 NASA or maybe SpaceX in the software/programming side of things. And I'm more of the B+/A- level student, not one of the class handful of A+ special students. Do I have a chance of working there at my level? Should I worry about it right now?

[unv.akzzzz]

how am i supposed to know where the south sky is or if im looking at the correct planet

[GeorgeJansen]

will the hubble e doing anything for August 21, 2017 solar eclipse?  thanks

[GoreTorn]

"On these *abrupt interruption* JUNE Evenings."

[punishalltrolls]

flat-earth basement potatoes are heedless.