Moon Eclipses and Sun Ring Visible in Varying Regions
A description notes the moon’s northern portion staying bright during an eclipse that ends at 8:05. Another lunar eclipse is anticipated on September 2 for eastern hemisphere viewers, while the Pacific East of Japan will see a sun ring on February 9 and a total solar eclipse across parts of the Indian Ocean on August 17.
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Morning and Evening Star Cycles of Venus and Planets
The text describes Venus alternating as evening and morning star across the year with specific dates. Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn shift visibility and naming around rising, setting, and midnight hours. It notes invisibility near solar proximity and explains general star naming as morning or evening stars depending on horizon position.
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Fortunnees
Elongations of Mercury and visibility guidance
The article lists Mercury elongations for E and W: greatest eastern on Feb 8 and Sep 30, and June 8 and Sept 30, and greatest western on Mar 22, Jul 21, and Nov 9. It advises observing Mercury in the west after sunset near eastern elongations and in the east before sunrise near western elongations.