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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Sensing the amazing night sky Always gets me pondering why. Each part of our solar system; Taking stock so I don’t miss them. Planets such as Venus and Mars Appear larger than background stars. With telescope, I more attune To Jupiter’s many a moon. I note the absence of moon on Earth; Its presence yields stargazing dearth. Sometimes on a very clear night, I spot a man-made satellite, Or a comet or shooting star; In relative terms, not that far. I, by the zoom telescope brings, See Saturn and its frozen rings. Beyond sun, moon, and planets nine, To take in more wonders, I pine. To see stars in their locations; Part of galactic formations. Constellations—people did try To find pictures in the night sky. Like Orion the Hunter’s bow, Or Southern Cross in latitudes low. Outer stars of Big Dipper’s bowl, Merak and Dubhe play a role; Point to Polaris, the north star, On Little Dipper’s handle far. Little Dipper—part of Small Bear; Great Bear—Big Dipper is a share. Cassiopeia’s W, Its five stars are easy to view. Galaxies made of many stars, Like the Milky Way, which is ours. Million-plus galaxies to see, Andromeda and LMC, Whirlpool, Tadpole, more it is said, Like NGC Thirteen Hundred [1300]; Cigar, Pinwheel, Sombrero, too; More listed in Galaxy Zoo. Individual stars appear Though from us many a light-year. Sirius, with “Dog Star” nickname, Brightest star in sky is its fame. Alpha Centauri—three stars tight, In night sky is the third most bright. Red supergiant Betelgeuse, Celestial star version of Zeus? Other heavenly bodies’ roles, Include nebula clouds, black holes. Though white dwarf stars are near their end, Heat energy they still expend. Much unknown about universe; Big Bang’s energy does disperse? Novas, pulsars, neutron stars, and more; There’s still a lot left to explore. For as long as man’s been around, He has gazed upward from the ground. To behold that beyond his home, Pushed by innate desire to roam? Traveling space for 60 years, In man’s thoughts, and at times, his fears. On each clear night, some stop and stare, To learn more about what’s out there.
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