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[Summary] => Mars, which has been regaling earthlings over the past nights with its brilliant glow highly visible to the naked eye, is yet to make its greatest performance. On June 22, the "Red Planet" will come closest to Earth.
Tonight, Mars will come out in the night sky at 7:05, shining at magnitude negative 2.10 in the east-southeastern hemisphere. It will set at 6:05 tomorrow morning.
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Tonight, Mars will come out in the night sky at 7:05, shining at magnitude negative 2.10 in the east-southeastern hemisphere. It will set at 6:05 tomorrow morning.
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Tonight, Mars will come out in the night sky at 7:05, shining at magnitude negative 2.10 in the east-southeastern hemisphere. It will set at 6:05 tomorrow morning.
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Tonight, Mars will come out in the night sky at 7:05, shining at magnitude negative 2.10 in the east-southeastern hemisphere. It will set at 6:05 tomorrow morning.
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