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According to astronomical experts, the sky in early spring in March will be marked by a number of celestial phenomena such as Mars conjunction, the Ang star cluster, Vesta opposition, Mercury's western elongation, and the double star half-moon.

In March, only Mars will be the only planet to observe Mars, and on March 4, the beautiful celestial phenomenon of the Mars Horn Cluster will appear in the western sky If the weather is fine, the interested public will be able to enjoy the <> with the naked eye or small astronomical telescopes

The asteroid Vesta will have an opposition on March 5 During opposition, Vesta in the constellation Leo can reach a level of magnitude, so its brightness is visible to the naked eye, but the public is best to find it in the stars with the help of small astronomical telescopes or binoculars <>

The first western elongation of Mercury in 2021 will be staged on March 6 This time, the western elongation of China is slightly better, and if the weather is clear, interested members of the public in the southern region can try to search for the mysterious <>figure of Mercury in the southeast low altitude in the morning light with the help of binoculars

On the evening of March 19, the Moon will be paired with the Martian star Aldebaran. Interestingly, the three will form a red-eyed smiley face pattern in the western sky, this time the red-eyed smiley face has relatively upright facial features, and the duration is relatively long, it is still very worth seeing, after the night in March, the winter star space transplants the western sky 21 20, 20 The spring triangle shines in the eastern sky From March, the summer bank will rise from 2 30 in the morning from the southeast of the winter solstice, and it has begun to enter the shooting season We are looking for the North Star in the care activities, the general meeting, the Big Dipper, and successively do it as indicators to confirm that these two sets of indicators can be built at the same time around 20 o'clock in the evening in March, and the two sets of indicators are first listed on the left and right sides of the North Star, and the interested public can look up and identify them around 20 o'clock at night.

Vesta, the fourth asteroid we have discovered in our solar system, is located in the asteroid belt with a diameter of 326 miles, making it the second largest object in the asteroid belt, after the dwarf planet Ceres. Vesta will be visible all night for several days before and after opposition and can be observed with a telescope, right in the direction of the constellation Leo.

Because this is their position between each other, they have turned to a more unique direction, so this performance phenomenon will appear. At that time, people can see the galaxy and can take pictures.

This celestial phenomenon is linked to climate change, and the highlight is the appearance of elephant-like clouds in the sky.