Observer’s Challenge – Mercury at greatest eastern elongation
The orbit of planet Mercury’s lies closer to the Sun than the Earth is, meaning that it always appears close
Read moreThe orbit of planet Mercury’s lies closer to the Sun than the Earth is, meaning that it always appears close
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