Visible planets and night sky guide for July
EarthSky's visible planets and night sky guide. Tomorrow morning, look for the crescent moon close to the Pleiades and red Mars. Ruddy Aldebaran is nearby. The post Visible planets and night sky…
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A slender crescent moon, Mars and Aldebaran and two sparkling star clusters will create a beautiful predawn scene for early risers on July 1
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Venus pairs up with Regulus on July 9 before meeting a slender crescent moon on July 17.

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