What's that bright star you see in the evenings? (Eng Sub)

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In the evenings, the bright "star" Venus shines. It is impossible to pass by! And red Mars pleased us with its opposition to the Sun and spoiled us with many details on its surface. Let's watch while it is still close. A 4-kilometer asteroid flew past the Earth! I photographed it while everyone was sleeping. Let's look at the February starry sky and discuss the most interesting astronomical phenomena. And all this in the new issue! EPISODE CONTENT: 0:00 What is the bright star shining in the evening sky? 1:17 Planet Venus through an amateur telescope 3:10 Venus' surface: temperature and pressure on Venus 3:49 Planetary parade: Mercury, Saturn, Venus, Jupiter, and Mars in the sky 5:22 Mars through an amateur telescope 6:43 Why does Mars' appearance change? 8:16 Mars' size and its rotation around its axis 9:47 Mars covered by the Moon 10:52 A 4 km-wide asteroid approached Earth 13:33 February night sky tour 17:09 What happened to the "great" comet C/2023 A3