New moon of July 2025 sees Saturn swim with the fishes tonight
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July 24, 2025, 2:00 PM
- •Saturn will be easily seen in the Pisces constellation after Mars sets.
- •The new moon arrives on July 24, and Mercury will be visible in the evening sky but lost in the sun's glare.
- •Venus, Jupiter, and Mars will also be visible at different times throughout the night and early morning.
The article details the visibility of planets and constellations during late July, focusing on the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. It notes the new moon's arrival and the visibility of planets like Saturn, Venus, Jupiter, and Mars at different times of the night. Details on the timing and location of celestial events such as the Summer Triangle and Southern Cross are provided for skywatchers. The author also offers tips for stargazing and some background information on the constellations and planets that will be visible.
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Jesse Emspak
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Stargazing
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