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| | | Planet Mercury on view at dusk Elusive planet Mercury on view at dusk this evening [Jan 5] low in the SW for the next week with brilliant Venus much higher to the SSW  Mercury obvious in binoculars as the only 'star' this low in SW and may be glimpsed with naked-eye in very good conditions  Good luck! | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Threaded Mode |
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