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RE: July 2010

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Transit of Jupiter's Great Red Spot, 2:06.9 UT, 12th July, 2010.

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New Moon, 20:40.5 UT, 20th July, 2010.

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Transit of Jupiter's Great Red Spot, 4:37.1 UT, 9th July, 2010.

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Sky watchers, particularly those who are interested in viewing the planets, are in for a real treat this month and next.
From now through mid-August, three planets - Saturn, Mars and Venus - will remain clearly visible to the naked eye after sunset in the western sky, according to Andrew Fazekas of Montreal, astronomy correspondent for The Weather Network.
Fazekas said yesterday in a phone interview that the three of them will be visible without binoculars or a telescope, even if you are viewing them from the light pollution of a city or suburb.
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A crescent Moon is close to the Pleiades Cluster low in the northeastern sky, in the early morning of the 8th July, 2010.

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Saturn's moon, Titan, is positioned about four ring-lengths west of the planet on the evening of the 7th July, 2010.

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Transit of Jupiter's Great Red Spot, 2:58.7 UT, 7th July, 2010.

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Earth is at Aphelion (1.017 AU From Sun) 12:30.1 UT, 6th July, 2010.

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Uranus is stationary (relative to ecliptic) on the 5th July, 2010.