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Saskatchewan Skies: Mercury remains elusive for northern viewers (opens the original)
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The moon begins the month at waning gibbous phase, among the stars of Taurus. Sept. 3, the Pleiades share the spotlight, rising just before midnight. Last quarter occurs Sept. 4, with Mars three degrees south Sept. 6; this is also when the moon reaches perigee of 368,259 kilometres. Sept. 8, the moon is 0.5 degrees north of the Beehive Cluster (M44), and later on occults Jupiter in the daytime sky. The next day, Regulus is 0.6 degrees north of the moon, while new moon occurs Sept. 10. Venus is o
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