HEY HOWDY STAR GAZERS, TRACE DOMINGUEZ HERE.

IT’S NEW MOON AND A GREAT TIME TO SPOT THE FISH OF THE SKY - BUT NOT THE ONES YOU’RE THINKING GO TO THE DARKEST PLACE YOU KNOW AT FOUR# AM AND FACE SOUTHEAST.

THE MOST PROMINENT THING YOU’LL SEE IS SATURN.

LIKELY# IN A RELATIVELY EMPTY PATCH OF SKY.

ABOVE IT IS THE GREAT SQUARE# OF PEGASUS (A FAV OF MINE), AND BELOW IT IS CETUS THE SEA MONSTER.# IN-BETWEEN PEGASUS AND CETUS WHERE SATURN IS, THAT’S THE VERY FAINT FISH OF PISCES!

IF YOU LET# YOUR EYES ADJUST YOU MIGHT SEE SOME OF ITS STARS.

LET’S FIND A BETTER FISH IN THE SOUTH.

THERE# YOU SHOULD SEE JUST ONE BRIGHT STAR.

THAT’S FOMALHAUT IN THE SOUTHERN FISH, PISCIS# AUSTRINIS.

FOMALHAUT COMES FROM ARABIC MEANING MOUTH OF THE FISH.

IT’S TWENTY-FIVE LIGHT# YEARS AWAY, AND HAS PLANETS AROUND IT.

WE KNOW, BECAUSE THE FIRST EVER PHOTO OF AN# EXOPLANET WAS TAKEN OF THIS SYSTEM.

EVEN THOUGH BIOLOGICALLY# THERE’S NO SUCH THING AS A FISH, WE STILL GOT ‘EM THERE IN# THE SKY!

KEEP LOOKIN’ UP!