@starwalkapp: 🌕 A Moon, a planet, and a star… can you connect the dots? Around October 25, the almost full Moon will team up with Saturn and Algenib, a star in Pegasus, to form a giant triangle in the night sky! 📐 Each side will span roughly 15° — about one and a half fists held at arm’s length. That’s too wide for a typical binocular or telescope view, so enjoy the whole pattern with the naked eye. 🌏 Observers in New Zealand and parts of the South Pacific will get an especially neat view: the triangle’s three sides will be almost equal! From other locations, it may look slightly stretched. Its shape depends on where you are and when you look. ✨ Start with the Moon, then look for Saturn and Algenib. Algenib is the faintest of the three, so moonlight and city lights can make it harder to spot. 📱 Use Star Walk 2 to find the objects in your sky and see how the triangle looks from your location. Will you try to spot it? Tell us where you’ll be watching from! 👇 #Moon #Saturn #Stargazing #NightSky #StarWalk
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Saturday 24 October 2026 15:45:22 GMT
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