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    What to see in the night sky during autumn. Credit: m-gucci / iStock / Getty
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    How to see the planets in the night sky, July 2021. Credit: m-gucci / Getty Images.
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    Gallery Solar eclipse, 10 June 2021

    How to photograph targets close to the horizon. After processing, our final image reveals the details of M6 and M7. Credit: Paul Money
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    Partial solar eclipse in Iran Omid Qadrdan/Ahmad Riahi Dehkordi, Hengam Island, Iran, 26 December 2019 Equipment: Canon 6D Mark I DSLR
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    Observing guide See the planets in the night sky, June 2021

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