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    WHAT’S IN THE SKY?

    May 16, 2024 2 minutes

    Red-light friendly

    In order to preserve your night vision, you should read our observing guide under red light

    17 MAY

    Asteroid 2 Pallas reaches opposition in Hercules at magnitude +9.0

    19 MAY

    Mercury is at its highest altitude in the morning sky, dazzling at magnitude +0.4

    31 MAY

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