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Planets go on parade

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Aug 7, 2010 03:01 Moscow Time
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On Friday night barring clouds and smoke, it will be possible to observe a rare phenomenon, a parade of planets.

Shortly after sunset in a small area of the sky three planets, Venus, Mars and Saturn will be very close together and will also appear close to Mercury.

 

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