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Time is running out in 2026 to view the Milky Way's bright galactic center, which becomes most visible in the Northern Hemisphere from March to September. The galaxy's core appears as a hazy band of light, best seen in dark sky locations with minimal light pollution, especially between September 14 and 20 when a new moon phase enhances visibility. The Milky Way's center can be observed from sunset to sunrise, with optimal viewing times around midnight to 5 a.m.
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