Monday, July 16, 2018

July 16 - Last Night's Moon and Venus

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See it! Last night's moon and Venus

Photos from EarthSky friends around the world of last night's meeting between Venus and the moon. Thanks to all who submitted or posted to our Facebook page! Miss them? Try again Monday evening.

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Last night's moon and Venus

People watching the moon and Venus yesterday evening, at Pismo State Beach, California. Ashly Cullumber, who captured this image, spoke of a "gorgeous night …"

Tonight … Moon still near Venus

Last chance to see these 2 very bright objects relatively close. After Monday evening, the moon - pursuing its easterly orbit around Earth - will be waxing larger and shifting away from Venus.
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