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now directly to its right, and an infant Moon rising with Mercury to their lower right. On the following day, January 20, the Moon will have jumped to a spot a little above Venus with Neptune pulling just a little below right of Venus. Mercury will continue to improve its appearance throughout the end of the month. On the 26th it will be Mercury and Neptune which are now side-by-side. Mercury will shine at a magnitude of minus 1. But again, if you are hoping to see Neptune, make sure you have a telescope nearby. Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto were discovered after the invention of the telescope because they are not apparent to the unaided eye.

By the end of the month on January 31, a partially visible line of planets will rise up from the west southwestern horizon. The sun sets with Neptune close behind, then Mercury, Venus, and Uranus, which has been lying in Aquarius all month. Venus has been rushing up to meet it and will make a close

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