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I just don’t now that I’m that committed to an annual event. We’ll make it a true field trip when no three year olds are involved. One fun fact about Texas summer stargazing, it’s likely to be approaching 100 degrees, even at 3 am. Fun, huh.

Earth and Sky has good viewing tips, plus more meteor showers for the rest of the year.

Space.com has additional information on the peak alignment of Mars, Venus and Saturn.

ht: BasilsBlog.