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Mercury starts its best evening apparition of 2019 on May 30. |
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Venus rises during dawn and remains very low before sunrise. |
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The Moon is New on the 4th, barely visible on the 5th before 8 pm, near Aldebaran on the 6th, and near Mars on the 7th. The next first sighting of the crescent after New Moon will occur on June 4, when it will be easier to spot than on May 5th, but still be very thin. |
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Mars is visible during the early evening near Elnathm, passing MN35 in Gemini on the 19th. |
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Jupiter rises at 10 pm, when Mars sets, but by 8 pm at the end of May. |
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Saturn is 28 degrees east of Jupiter and a good morning object. |
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Dwarf planet Ceres is observable in binoculars. It is magnitude 7, moving from Ophiuchus into Scorpius. |
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