Planetary Parade This Weekend — when to See It in Northern Nevada
Mars and Saturn will be visible without a telescope, while Uranus will require one as two meteor showers also peak.
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Before the dawn of this Saturday and Sunday, the Moon will coincide in the sky with Mars, Saturn and Uranus in one of the most outstanding astronomical phenomena of July. NASA has included it among the main appointments to observe the sky this summer. The encounter can be seen during the first hours of the 11th and 12th of July. To enjoy the best view it will be necessary to look towards the east horizon before the sunrise and, if possible, do i…
The best time to observe the phenomenon will be before the sunrise. The Moon will serve as a reference to locate the other celestial bodies.
Astronomical enthusiasts in the United States will be able to enjoy this weekend an unusual celestial event, as the Moon will be alienated with three planets in a must-see conjunction. Those who wish to appreciate this phenomenon in its utmost splendor, this article will detail the best places of visualization and a series of recommendations to ensure a successful experience.According to information from N+ Univision, this astronomical event wil…
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