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Eyes to the Heavens: An Evening of Star Gazing in Robbins

Summary by The Pilot Newspaper
Positioned near the zenith, the Big Dipper is best viewed in April when it appears high in the sky. Also known as Ursa Major, the third largest constellation looks a bit like an upside down wheelbarrow pouring “April showers” toward…
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Eyes to the Heavens: An Evening of Star Gazing in Robbins

Positioned near the zenith, the Big Dipper is best viewed in April when it appears high in the sky. Also known as Ursa Major, the third largest constellation looks a bit like an upside down wheelbarrow pouring “April showers” toward…

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The Pilot Newspaper broke the news on Tuesday, April 14, 2026.
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