Space
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Summer Sky Watch: Milky Way to Act as a Beautiful Backdrop During July's Astronomical Event
Summer days are generally followed by warm nights, providing ideal circumstances for stargazers seeking to put up a telescope, watch the International Space Station sail overhead, or lie back and stare at the stars. This year is no different, with July presenting a slew of cosmic views for novices, seasoned observers, and everyone.
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