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Dark Adapted - Can You Find Leo The Lion?

4/30/2020

 
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On a clear night this week, once dark adapted (sit for 20 minutes in a darkened room) and after studying your star-map, go out after dark and find the Big Dipper. It is easily spotted, just look for the handle and the pot attached to it. 

Using your fist, put three fists between the bottom of the pot of the Big Dipper. This will bring you to the outline of Leo! His head is also referred to as "The Sickle." Draw a straight line back from the bright star "Regulus" to see the rest of Leo's body. Remember to have fun finding this beautiful constellation and may you continue to wonder at God's vast heavenly display.

​Click on the image to be taken to this star gazing activity. 

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