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The moon, Mars, and Jupiter shine in the heart of the Lion overnight on Nov. 1-2

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Space.comThe moon, Mars, and Jupiter shine in the heart of the Lion overnight on Nov. 1-2
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The waning moon shines with Jupiter, Mars and the brilliant star Regulus in the eastern sky overnight Nov. 1-2.

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