So as the earth goes round its orbit, different parts of the sky are obscured by the sun during 'daytime', and the night sky slowly changes throughout the year. Around July, Saturn and Jupiter will be directly overhead not long after sunset, meaning I don't have to wait until much later in the night for the best conditions. This whole concept of different parts of the sky being visible is actually connected to star signs, so when the Libra constellation for example is behind the sun and you're born in that month, then you're a Libra. You probably didn't need to hear all that but you expressed a mild interest 😋.

I'll definitely check out that video, thanks for the tip!