Astronomy Magazine·2 min read·medium
The Sky Today on Friday, July 17: The Moon skims south of Venus
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Alison Klesman
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Astronomy enthusiasts can observe the Moon passing 2° south of Venus on July 17, with both celestial bodies visible near the constellation Leo. The article provides specific timing and viewing details for the waxing crescent Moon and the Coma Star Cluster.
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