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December 31, 2020 Jeffrey L. Hunt

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Chart Caption - 2022, December 10: Before sunrise, the bright moon is in the western sky below the Gemini Twins and to the upper left of Mars.

Look for Mars before sunrise, below the horns of Taurus.

Saturn in the Abrams Planetarium black light gallery.

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Chart Caption - 2022, December 9: Mars is east-northeast after sunset.

Author's Notes: Five bright planets are visible simultaneously later during December. "That bright star" in the southeastern sky after sundown is Jupiter. After sunset, Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars are strung across the sky. Mars is in the east-northeast, Jupiter in the south, and Saturn in the southwest.

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