If you can find an especially dark skywatching site as night falls, you’ll see the Milky Way arcing from teapot-shaped Sagittarius in the south, through the swan high in the east, and over to W-shaped Cassiopeia in the northeast.
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If you can find an especially dark skywatching site as night falls, you’ll see the Milky Way arcing from teapot-shaped Sagittarius in the south, through the swan high in the east, and over to W-shaped Cassiopeia in the northeast.