Look west after sunset to see Venus, and say goodnight to the three bright stars of the Summer Triangle. They are setting in the west with the Sun, and won't be up again during darkness until the spring.

Facing north, you can see the Big Dipper asterism of Ursa Major lying low on the horizon, and the Little Dipper and Polaris above. Keep looking up to find the M of Cassiopeia.

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