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Friday, February 27th, 2009.

This weekend presents your last chance to catch the moon and planet Venus together in your evening sky until the year 2010.

It [---1---] to be a dazzling sight, with the moon and Venus ranking as the first- and [---2---] celestial bodies of the night. Whether the waxing crescent moon comes closer to Venus this evening or tomorrow evening depends on where you are on Earth's [---3---]. As seen from North and South America, the moon swings tantalizingly close to Venus this evening. But as seen from the eastern portion of the globe – East Asia, Australia and New Zealand – the moon will [---4---] closer to Venus on Saturday evening.

If you were in the right place on the South Pacific Ocean, you'd actually see the moon occult – or cover over – Venus on Saturday. No matter where you are, if skies are clear, everyone around the world should be able to see the moon and Venus after sunset this evening and tomorrow evening. [---5---]

An unobstructed western horizon is to everyone's advantage for watching the moon and Venus' evening performance throughout the weekend. Look in the west at dusk and nightfall, and use binoculars to spot the soft glow of earthshine on the dark side of the moon.

That's the today show. I'm Jorge Block. I'm Deborah Byrd for E&S, a clear voice for science. We're at E&

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promises second-brightest globe sweep These bodies are slightly easier to see in the northern hemisphere than in the southern.
1 promises 预示着 2 second-brightest 第2亮的 3 globe 地球 4 sweep 掠过 5 These bodies are slightly easier to see in the northern hemisphere than in the southern. 看来在北半球热爱天文的人们幸福了~~~他们更容易看到这个现象 【视听版科学小组荣誉出品】 以上仅供参考,欢迎大家参与讨论~