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2023, August 14: Razor-Thin Morning Moon, See Uranus through a Binocular
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August 14, 2023: A very thin crescent moon shines below Pollux in the east-northeast during morning twilight. The planet Uranus is visible through a binocular. See the accompanying article 2023, August 14: Razor-Thin Morning Moon, See Uranus through a Binocular
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