Mercury joins brilliant Venus in our evening sky at about 8:30 p.m. Look to the west just below and to the right from Venus. A dim "star" should appear — Mercury!
Such is our view from Earth ...
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- Venus drifts next to Uranus
- Venus and Uranus — Tonight!
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- The stars are always above our heads and below our feet, day or night. These are the same stars you saw in your youth. Go out and enjoy them!
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