Before-Dawn Sky Triangle: Moon, Mars and Saturn Align for a May 14 Sky Show
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Look to the eastern sky before dawn on May 14 to see an 8%-lit crescent Moon forming a triangle with Saturn just below-right and Mars further below to the left; Neptune will be nearby but too faint to spot. For best viewing, pick a clear eastern horizon and avoid using a telescope due to the Sun's glare as dawn brightens.
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