deceivedescendanthorizonlayermagnetictwinkleWhat can you see in the night sky? First, look for what appears to be the brightest object. Does it (1)_______ or does it glow? If it glows, it’s probably a planet. If not, it’s probably a star. Most nights the brightest object is the planet of Venus. Look towards the (2) ______ and then look up directly above you, and then back again. But don’t allow Venus to (3) _______ you. In comparison with the stars, it’s bright because it is close.The glow from the (4) ______ of stars in the rest of the sky comes from many light years ago. The light emitted as you gaze at the stars will only be seen by your (5) ____________ many years in the future. Finally, look towards the north to see the North Star. This is of course outside the Earth’s (6) _________ field, so it’s what we call True North.