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- Observers should look to the western sky 30–90 minutes after sunset to see an 11%-lit waxing crescent moon above the Pleiades star cluster and Venus.
- The crescent will be 20 degrees above the horizon.
- Venus will appear as a bright evening star below the moon.
- Uranus will be 5 degrees above Venus and may be hard to spot without binoculars.
- Observers can share photos with Space.com for a chance to be featured.
