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Jupiter moves through our morning
skies throughout the month. On the
20th at around 03:40 you will be able to
see Jupiter, Moon, Orion, Sirius and
Mars looking east panning round to the
south.
Image: Mike Greenham
Saturn lies close to the sun this month
as viewed from the Earth and viewing
will be very difficult.
Uranus for those with more powerful
telescopes will be in the SW in the early
hours on the 1st before moving below the horizon at approximately 04:20. On the
13th the Moon may viewing Uranus difficult after midnight. Uranus remains in the
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