<ul><li>May skywatching tips from NASA include Eta Aquarid meteor shower, visible in Southern Hemisphere, peaks on May 6 with 10-20 meteors per hour.</li><li>Planets visible in May include Mars and Jupiter after sunset, Venus and Saturn in the early morning sky, with the moon passing Saturn and Venus on May 23.</li><li>NASA provides tips on viewing a nova, expecting a bright explosion on a white dwarf star in a binary system called T Coronae Borealis, visible for several days in the coming months.</li><li>Clear skies are essential for skywatching activities, including meteor showers and planet sightings. Consult NASA's video for more insights on these celestial events.</li></ul>

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