The Sky This Week from July 10 to 17: The Moon and Venus share Leo
Friday, July 10With no Moon in the sky tonight, it’s a great opportunity to chase after fainter objects, such as the Cat’s Eye Nebula (NGC 6543) in Draco. High in the north a few hours after sunset…
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