Astronomy events to look out for the month of June

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• The Strawberry Moon, named by indigenous Northeastern tribes, will be visible overnight between June 10 and 11 and may appear reddish or pink. 39s
• The summer solstice marks the sun's highest point at noon, resulting in shorter nights and longer days, which affects stargazing opportunities. 1m 19s
• World Asteroid Day highlights the importance of tracking potentially hazardous asteroids and raises global awareness of asteroid monitoring. 2m 3s
• For beginner stargazers, finding the Big Dipper can help locate north, and the Summer Triangle (Vega, Altair, Deneb) is a key feature to observe in the southern sky. 3m 21s