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June Skywatching: Venus, Mars, and a Star-Studded Show.

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June Skywatching: Venus, Mars, and a Star-Studded Show.
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Venus and Mars will be visible close to each other in the west during twilight this week, while Saturn, Jupiter, and Mercury will be visible in the twilight before sunrise. Early risers can see the waning gibbous moon near Saturn on Friday and Mercury near the Pleiades on Sunday. The object of the week is Coma Berenices and Melotte 111, a nearby open cluster of stars.

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