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Last updated Jul 03, 2009 |
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Sunrise Sunset Jun 01 04:48 21:06 Jun 10 04:43 21:15 Jun 20 04:42 21:20 Jun 30 04:46 21:20 |
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Click here and start the Electric Orrery to see where all the planets are today in relation to each other. |
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Venus Early birds will be rewarded with good views of a brilliant Venus in the eastern pre-dawn sky. Venus and a fainter Mars pass each other on 21st June and with a favourable Moon in close proximity; this is a good opportunity to take photos. |
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Don’t forget the summer solstice, on the 21st of the month, the longest day of the year. When the Sun halts in northerly motion in Gemini |