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2018, September 3: Moon and Aldebaran in Morning Sky

By Jeffrey L. Hunt on August 29, 2018 • ( 0 )

September 3: During predawn hours, the thick waning crescent moon (23.0 d, 46%) is 5.2° to the lower left of Aldebaran.

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