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Watch the Moon, Mars, and Venus form a celestial conga line on July 12 Here’s how to see this magical occurrence “I’m NOT a Star” — Venus Venus is often called the morning star, or evening star (depending on when the planet rises and sets), due to the fact it is seen near the Sun — in the east at dawn, and west at sunset. The evening of 12 July is a perfect example of Venus as the evening star....
Watch the Moon, Mars, and Venus form a celestial conga line on July 12 Here’s how to see this magical occurrence “I’m NOT a Star” — Venus Venus is often called the morning star, or evening star (depending on when the planet rises and sets), due to the fact it is seen near the Sun — in the east at dawn, and west at sunset. The evening of 12 July is a perfect example of Venus as the evening star....
