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The night sky of autumn is dominated by the big square of Pegasus and
the diffuse band of the milky way crossing all the sky. The summer constellations
Cygnus, Lyra, and Aquila vanish in the west and the winter constellations Taurus
and Auriga rise in the east already. Ursa Major with its asterism of the Big Dipper
creeps low above the northern horizon.
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