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When And Where You Can See Mars Shine With A ‘Harvest Moon’ While Venus Appears As ‘Double Star’ – Forbes
The red planet will appear very close to our satellite after dark while in pre-dawn skies a super-bright Venus will make a close shave of the 21st brightest sta…
The Moon is seen alongside planet Mars on September 5, 2020 in Cali, Colombia. (Photo by Luis ROBAYO …
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