To find it tomorrow morning, just look above Eastern horizon at start of twilight. It is the brightest ‘star’ low on the horizon.
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RT @Nightskyonline: To find it tomorrow morning, just look above Eastern horizon at start of twilight. It is the brightest ‘star’ low on …