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The moon and Jupiter shine near Uranus tonight. Here’s how to see them.

Submit on Tuesday, July 11th, 2023 20:11

On Wednesday (July 12), the waning crescent moon will have a busy morning, first meeting up with the gas giant Jupiter before getting the cold shoulder from ice giant Uranus.

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