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Mercury at greatest elongation west

Mercury will reach its furthest point west of the Sun in the morning sky, so that it will rise more

Venus will reach its furthest point east of the Sun in the evening sky, so that it will set more

Neptune will be well placed for observation, lying in the constellation Aquarius, well above the horizon for much of the

Jupiter will be well placed for observation, lying in the constellation Leo, well above the horizon for much of the

Mars will be well placed for observation, lying in the constellation Capricornus, well above the horizon for much of the

Mars will be well placed for observation, lying in the constellation Scorpius, well above the horizon for much of the

Mars will be well placed for observation, lying in the constellation Virgo, well above the horizon for much of the

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