 Well, in June, a little bit after 10 o'clock, the summer night sky really starts to come into its own. And the core of the Milky Way, the galactic core, the galactic center, is visible in the southeastern sky. It arcs into position as the night progresses. In there, you'll find the constellation of Scorpius and the constellation of Sagittarius. You'll also see, earlier in the night, you'll see Libra. On the back end of the night, you'll see things like Capricorn, but