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Astronomical phenomena July 2013
http://lupuvictor.blogspot.com As an important event in this period, Mercury will be at greatest elongation to the delight of amateur astronomers who can photograph the planet easier on July 30, but also the Mars Jupiter conjunction on July 22.
This calendar will be modified with events which will appear in time, such as evolving asteroids or other objects in the sky.
Here's how it looks: 03 july 2013 Venus-Star cluster Beehive: 0.1°N at 17:26. 05 july 2013- Earth at Aphelion . Earth reaches the furthest point to the Sun at 20:59. 07 july 2013 - Moon at the Apogee.
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