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The Sky Today on Saturday, June 27: Mars meets the Pleiades

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Alison Klesman
The Sky Today on Saturday, June 27: Mars meets the Pleiades
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Mars is currently visible in the early morning sky near the Pleiades star cluster in the constellation Taurus. Astronomy enthusiasts can view the planet before sunrise, though the sky will brighten as the sun approaches.

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