MArs, Crecent Moon & Venus

Saturday June 12

Look West after sunset Mars, Moon, Venus Line up (Venus will be much brighter than mars and visible at dusk)

SATURDAY JUNE 12
Head out tonight after sunset.
Gaze westward at the horizon.
Need an expansive view for low, close to horizon viewing of...
Around 9 pm
Lowest to higher in sky:
Setting Procyon
Venus
Crescent Moon
Mars
By 10 pm Venus has set
10:30 moon set
By 11 pm Mars sets
(These are all EDT Boston time)

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Sunday June 13

Look West after Sunset for the Crecent Moon just above Mars and both above Venus (below right, bright)

SUNDAY JUNE 13
Head out tonight after sunset.
Gaze westward at the horizon.
Around 9 pm
Crescent Moon just above Mars
Venus is below and to the right
Venus is much brighter and more visible than Mars, so Venus will be visible much earlier, even during dusk before sunset.  Mars will need a darker sky for easy viewing.
Venus sets around 10 pm, leaving Mars and the moon to set together around 11 pm.  Mars sets just before the crescent moon and the Beehive Cluster (M44). And alongside Pollux & Castor ("The Twins" - twin stars in Gemini constellation)
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(These are all EDT Boston time)

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Monday June 14

Monday June 14 Sun with Crab Nebula

MONDAY JUNE 14
Sun Aligns with the Crab Nebula

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from the Crab Nebula
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