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In the crisp,
cold air of winter, the stars
seem to glisten more brilliantly
than at any other season of the
year. Cold air holds less
moisture than warm air and, with
drier air, the sky often appears
more transparent. The brightest
star of the night—Sirius—shines
over this moonlit scene in the
Laguna Mountains east of San
Diego, California. |
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