Looking to take a walk down memory lane?
Indulge a childhood memory?
Indulge in wishful thing?
Consider making a wish-upon a star after the sun goes down. To make it easy I'll give you a couple to look for beginning this evening and it doesn't even require you to stay up late or rise from your slumber in an early morning.
After sunset and as the sky darkens step outside and cast your gaze to the southern sky.
Image credit - Starry Night
You will be able to spot yellow-orange Arcturus in the constellation Boötes (the Herdsman) This happens to be the fourth-brightest star found in the whole of the night sky worldwide.
Next, cast your gaze to the east to locate an equally bright star Vega in the constellation Lyra (the Harp). Two very bright stars in the June night sky to wish-upon.
Go ahead.
Make a wish.
Sometimes you never know what will happen....
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