In the north and northwest between sunset and midnight, northern hemisphere observers can use the Big Dipper to "arc to Arcturus" and "speed to Spica". Leo can be seen plunging to the western horizon.

In the south, the Teapot of Sagittarius and the Fishhook of Scorpius ride their highest around midnight. The three bright stars of the Summer Triangle -- Altair, Vega, and Deneb -- are already well up in the southeast.

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