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Finally towards the end of the month, on January 29th, those who wake up early will be able to sight the moon in close proximity to Mars. Along with the two, Venus will also be part of the view in the southeastern direction.
Currently, Venus is rising before the sun and can be witnessed as the “morning star”. Mars also returns to the skies after passing the sun and it is likely to get brighter in the coming months as it gets closer to Jupiter and Saturn.
There are plenty of activities happening in the skies in the first and last week of the month, however, to catch it all, you will need to be around places with clear skies.
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