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SUMMARY:Mercury's Greatest Elongation
DESCRIPTION:Mercury’s orbit lies closer to the Sun than the Earth’s\, meaning it always appears close to the Sun and is lost in the Sun’s glare much of the time. It is observable for only a few weeks each time it reaches the greatest separation from the Sun – moments referred to as greatest elongation. These apparitions repeat roughly once every 3–4 months\, taking place alternately in the morning and evening skies\, depending on whether Mercury lies to the east of the Sun or to the west. Come out to the Schoolyard Observatory where we will take a trip to the Western field and view Mercury through binoculars and a few field telescopes. After which we will explore other planets and our moon through our telescopes.
URL:https://hawthornhollow.org/event/mercurys-greatest-elongation/
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