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Tonight, look up in the sky. Look east and you will see the moon and Regulus unite, giving all of the residents of Earth (who are keen on stargazing) a unique concert. This concert begins in the ...
Look to the east slightly ahead of dawn on Sept. 2 to catch a fleeting glimpse of fleet-footed Mercury alongside the bright star Regulus, before it becomes lost in the light of the rising sun. Want to ...
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