By Susmita Sen
Warm summer nights start across the North American region when the start of autumn is right around the corner. There are multiple notable night sky events for astrologers to enjoy the new arrival of the meteorological fall in September.
The dog star, Sirius, appears at the rise and sets with the Sun. Some ancient people believed that the extra brightness from the bright star added to the day’s heat.
Sirius will become visible at the end of this month and will rise in the eastern sky at the end of the night before daybreak. One of the best meteor showers will start at the end of the second weekend of August.
At the end of August, there will be an excellent view of one of the largest planets across the solar system. In this case, they are not required for any telescope. On Sunday, 27th August, Saturn will reach the opposite part of its orbit, and the planet appears to be the opposite of the Sun from the perspective of the Earth.
They are not required for any spot on the second-largest planet across the solar system. But almost every telescope has enough magnification power where Satrun’s famous ring will be revealed.
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