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There's a total solar eclipse this week.
Venus reaches greatest elongation.
Mercury, Mars, and the moon delight in the morning.
And watch for Perseid meteors.
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Venus is the only naked eye planet in our evening sky. It's near the lion's tail. Or it's by what some ancient observers likened to a dog pen.
Saturn and Mars shine in the morning. Mercury's joining them.
The constellation Cetus rises about midnight. The variable star Mira remains beyond naked eye visibility.
Mars reaches the feet of Gemini.
Mercury zooms into the sunrise away from Jupiter.
Venus is below the lion's belly.
Saturn's rings are tipped to us.
Mercury makes it to the morning.
Two faint solar system objects were at opposition together earlier this month. Now, two more are.
Earth is eye-to-eye with Mars in a manner of speaking.
The moon passes by Neptune, Saturn, and Uranus.
Venus approaches Porrima.
Venus and Mercury could both appear at semi-circle phase on the same day, even though math says they shouldn't.
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