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    Sky This Month (Southern Hemisphere): September 2026 Venus shines near the bright star Spica, with Mercury joining midmonth. Plus, view the two-part constellation Serpens. Credit: M.E. Sanseverino (Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) Read more: vist.ly/5gtnz
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    Sky This Month: September 2026 Neptune is at its best for the year, while Mars and Jupiter dominate the morning sky and Venus shines brightly after sunset. Image Credit: NASA/JPL Read more: vist.ly/5gtnw
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    Sky Today: September 1 Located in Capricornus, this compact, bright globular is a great target to try for during the moonless window tonight. Image credit: Dominique Dierick (Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) Read more: vist.ly/5gtjy
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    Here's what's launching Aug. 31–Sept. 6: Isar Aerospace attempts the second flight of its Spectrum rocket, ISRO targets an Earth-observation launch, and SpaceX keeps up its Starlink cadence from Vandenberg.
    Norway, India, and New Zealand target launches as Starlink continues
    From astronomy.com
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    Microgravity likely slows the pace at which food moves through the gut, explaining astronaut constipation and raising concerns for future long-duration missions to the Moon and Mars.
    Why do astronauts get constipated?
    From astronomy.com