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Julie Depenbrock

Stargazers, here are the most exciting celestial events for 2023

The first full moon of 2023 rises behind the 15 July Martyrs bridge in Istanbul, Turkey. (Emrah Gurel/AP)

This year has a lot of celestial wonder in store, from stunning meteor showers to a super blue moon and a ring of fire eclipse.

Jackie Faherty is an astronomer at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. She says the first thing to look out for are "naked eye planets" — planets you can see without the aid of a telescope, like Mercury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter.

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