Celestial events in May

Hailey Heseltine editor@riverbendnews.org For those who like to keep eyes on the skies, May has some interesting activity in store. • For most of the month, Venus and Jupiter will be visible when looking west around sunset. • May 1: Full Flower Moon May's full moon is called the Flower Moon. This festive name comes from various Native American cultures, appropriately called this because of the abundant flowers blooming around this time of year. • May 4-6: Eta Aquarid meteor shower peaks This meteor shower is comprised of dust and other debris from Halley's Comet, which appears to radiate from the Aquarius Constellation. It is generally best viewed before dawn. However, th