After the eclipse of Venus Emerging Phenomenon Regulus

As reported StarDate magazine, Mars will be visible with an amazing view over the months when the fall of night. Regulus light will illuminate the left side of Mars, a little higher.

Regulus is the most shining star of Leo, which is bigger, hotter and brighter than the sun. While Mars will appear as a bright orange star.

On May 20, Regulus will shine slightly to the right of the first month of the quarter, with a light orange Mars will fall to the right month. This trio will be one part of a slender triangle.

They will be so high in the sky during the night and would fall down from the vision of about two hours of the morning.

On May 21, the moon will be somewhere between Saturn (the south) and Mars (the southwest) at night. Saturn will look like a shining star of gold.

And on May 22 the moon will shine under the Saturn, at the height of the south at sunset.