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2023, June 21: Summer Solstice, Rare Venus, Mars, Moon Grouping
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June 21, 2023: The solstice occurs today, signaling the beginning of astronomical summer in the northern latitudes. From the Americas, not until 2028 will Venus, Mars, and the moon appear this close.
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