Planets at dawn 30 JAN 24

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Planets at dawn 30 JAN 24

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I failed to arise early for their conjunction 27 JAN 24, but this morning I had clear horizons for Mercury Mars & Venus in 10x50s.




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A good way to start the day!
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Yup. Great way to begin your day
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A nice triple threat in the morning sky! Well done.
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