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The Sky Today on Tuesday, July 7: The Moon, Saturn, and Neptune

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By Alison Klesman
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The Moon stands between Saturn and Neptune (marked by the red crosshairs and invisible to the naked eye) early on the morning of July 7. Credit: Stellarium/USGS/Celestia/Clementine Looking for a sky event this week? Check out our full Sky This Week column. July 6: Catch the sparkling Coma Star Cluster Last Quarter Moon occurs at 3:29 P.M. EDT. The Moon then passes 7° north of Saturn at 6 P.M. EDT. You can catch this pairing before then, visible in the early-morning sky.
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The Sky Today on Monday, July 6: Catch the sparkling Coma Star Cluster

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By Alison Klesman
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The Coma Star Cluster is a lovely grouping of bright stars near to (but not containing) the yellowish Gamma Comae Berenices. Credit: Giuseppe Donatiello (Flickr, CC0) Looking for a sky event this week? Check out our full Sky This Week column. July 5: Capture a view of Saturn’s moons About two hours after sunset, the constellation Coma Berenices is still some 40° above the western horizon. It’s a great time to take in the Coma Star Cluster, also called Melotte 111.
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The Sky Today on Sunday, July 5: Capture a view of Saturn’s moons

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By Alison Klesman
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Titan stands close to Saturn the morning of July 5; you may also spot several of the planet’s other moons, depending on the time. Credit: Stellarium/Oleg Pluton Looking for a sky event this week? Check out our full Sky This Week column. July 4: A conjunction of Mars and Uranus Saturn’s largest and brightest moon, Titan, lies close to its parent planet today. You can spot it — along with several of Saturn’s other moons — with a telescope in the early-morning sky.
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