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June 2010

Tune into the most observable events in this month's sky.

June 2010 moon

Jupiter meets Uranus at dawn

June 2010: In the Northern Hemisphere, the Sun will be at its highest point in the sky at local noon. Conversely, the ecliptic hangs lowest in the sky at local midnight.

By Alister Ling, Martin Ratcliffe // Published: April 26, 2010

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