No telescope? No problem! 🔭 March brings stellar opportunities for early risers and night owls alike — no telescope necessary.  Keep your eyes on the skies for some of this month’s highlights:  - Beginning around March 18 or 19 each morning before sunrise, sky gazers can spot Saturn approaching closer to Mars and Venus - All month: Spot the Y-shaped constellation Taurus, the bull will be visible high in the southwest evening skies. An open cluster of loosely bound grouping of stars forms the face of the bull – this is the Hyades star cluster, the nearest open star cluster to us. - All month: Look out for four stars mentioned in this clip – these are known to have their own planets orbiting around them. Look for these distant “suns” for yourself! Tag someone to go stargazing with this month.💫 Credit: NASA Cover Image: Stephen Rahn Producer: Preston Dyches #NASA #Skywatcher #Stargazing #Astronomy #Tips #2022 #Space #Sky #Venus #Mars #Saturn #Constellation #Taurus