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Yes, generally. They'll still be fairly close together when they rise tomorrow morning. They're very close right now, but would be hard to observe while the su
by bittercynic 4y ago
Yes, generally.
They'll still be fairly close together when they rise tomorrow morning. They're very close right now, but would be hard to observe while the sun's above the horizon, and they'll set before the sun this evening.