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The Fourth of July sky: Here's what you can see on Independence Day

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The moon will be the most popular astronomical target for binoculars and telescopes. The ringed wonder of the solar system, Saturn, will rise in the east-southeast at around 10:45 p.m. local daylight time. The fourth moon, Europa, will be in front of Jupiter, appearing to appearing its transit disk.

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Fourth of July Sky: What to See on Independence Day › Geeky News

Most of the contiguous United States (the "Bottom 48") will be mostly clear on Monday (July 4) evening, as millions of people look to the sky to enjoy pyrotechnic displays to celebrate the US Independence Day, according to the latest national forecast. 246th year of US independence. The only exceptions may be parts of the

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US Independence Day 2022: All You Need To Know About The Fourth of July

US Independence Day 2022: All You Need To Know About The Fourth of July

US Independence Day: what you need to know about this day

US Independence Day: what you need to know about this day

The Fourth of July sky: Here's what you can see on Independence Day

The Fourth of July sky: Here's what you can see on Independence Day

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