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Mars, Jupiter and Saturn are lined up in the evening. Jupiter, which is the brightest object in the sky currently, is halfway up the western sky at
7 p.m. Saturn is 10 degrees above Jupiter, and fainter. Mars is 22 degrees below Jupiter. These three planets will be even closer together in March and April.
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Source: John Mosley, Griffith Observatory
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