Morning and Evening Stars for 2007

Morning stars are any planet that can be seen at sunrise. They can be seen above the eastern horizon.

Evening stars are any planets that can be seen after sunset. They can be seen above the western horizon. Venus and Mercury are the planets most often seen at sunset.

More than one planet can be seen in the morning or evening sky at a time. That is why several planets can be listed during a month. The planets follow a cycle just like everything else in the universe.

Evening and morning stars twinkle at us all the time. Here is a chart to let you know who winking at you.

These dates can be added to your nature journal or calendar.

Evening and Morning Stars for 2007

The information for the "Stars for 2007", dates was gathered from The Old farmer's Almanac 2007, Time Almanac 2007, The World Almanac 2007 and the New York Times Almanac 2007.