Buck Moon Sparks a Summer Sky Parade
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July's Buck Moon rises tonight (July 29) at 10:36 a.m. EDT, illuminating the Moon as Venus, Saturn, Mercury and Mars trail in a mini planetary parade across the summer sky; look to the southwestern horizon at sunset for the best view, note the Moon Illusion may make it appear larger near the horizon, and use binoculars or a telescope to spot the planets, with Space.com offering photography tips.
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