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EPISODE · May 31, 2025 · 3 MIN

Our Stately Progress Through the Stars

from The Storyteller's Night Sky · host Mary Stewart Adams

The poetry and story this week is inspired by the planet Venus at its greatest elongation west of the Sun, which means the goddess of love and beauty is furthest away from the Sun, rising nearly two hours before sunrise.

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published May 31, 2025

The poetry and story this week is inspired by the planet Venus at its greatest elongation west of the Sun, which means the goddess of love and beauty is furthest away from the Sun, rising nearly two hours before sunrise.

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The poetry and story this week is inspired by the planet Venus at its greatest elongation west of the Sun, which means the goddess of love and beauty is furthest away from the Sun, rising nearly two hours before sunrise.

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