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June Night Sky Shows Jupiter Mars Venus Saturn and Milky Way
The June sky highlights Jupiter as the brightest after the Moon, slowly dimming as Earth passes. Mars rises in the east and grows brighter toward opposition. Venus and Mercury remain morning objects, while Saturn is visible briefly before dawn. Prominent stars include Capulus, Regulus, Spica, Arcturus, with the Scorpius, Centaurus, and Southern Cross well seen. The Milky Way spans the sky, with dense star clouds and a central band near Carina.
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Jupiter
Mars
Walid
Venus
Mercury
Saturn
Cayopus
Regulus
Enrthy
Areturus
Carina
Sapit
Asl
Sagittarius