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The Ptolemy cluster is well placed

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The Lagoon Nebula is well placed

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Close approach of the Moon and M45

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New Moon

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Mercury at highest altitude in evening sky

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Close approach of the Moon and Mars

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Lyra

The lyre; often said to be played by Orpheus, the greatest musician of his age.

Ophiuchus

The serpent bearer; in Greek mythology, Asclepius, the god of medicine, depicted in the sky holding the snake Serpens.

Hercules

Hercules; a large yet dark constellation representing the greatest hero of Greek mythology.

Serpens Cauda

The serpent's tail; held by Ophiuchus and part of the same constellation as Serpens Caput.

Scutum

The shield; a constellation honouring King John III Sobieski of Poland – the only politically inspired constellation still in use.

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42.38°N
71.11°W
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Sun, Jun 22, 2025


Sunrise 05:05
Sunset 20:24
Twilight ends 22:40
begins 02:49

26-day old moon
Waning Crescent

10%

26 days old


Rise Set
Mercury 06:49 21:58
Venus 02:43 16:37
Moon 02:18 17:38
Mars 10:12 23:45
Jupiter 05:14 20:27
Saturn 00:51 12:46

All times shown in EDT.
The sky on 22 June 2025
Sunrise
05:05
Sunset
20:24
Twilight ends
22:40
Twilight begins
02:49

26-day old moon
Waning Crescent

10%

26 days old

Planets
Rise Culm. Set
Mercury 06:49 14:23 21:58
Venus 02:43 09:40 16:37
Moon 02:18 09:51 17:38
Mars 10:12 16:59 23:45
Jupiter 05:14 12:51 20:27
Saturn 00:51 06:48 12:46
All times shown in EDT.