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Topline For three successive nights, beginning Monday, June 16, the red planet Mars will be positioned next to the bright blue star Regulus, creating a rare contrast in colors in the night sky. Key Facts At their closest point, the two celestial bodies will appear to be just 0.7 degrees apart. That’s about the same
Red Meets Blue: Don’t Miss The Rare Mars-Regulus ‘Kiss’ This Week
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