Mencury.—A morning star, but rising in the strong twilight can hardly be observed by the naked eye. At. tains its greatest elongation West (26° 42') on the 23rd. Rises on 25th at 513 am.
Vexus.—An early morning star in Sagittarins, Visible nearly 3 hours before sunrise. Moving further away from the sun, it attains its greatest Western elongation (46° 55/) on the 5th. In conjunction with the moon on the 12th (4 days before new).
Rises on Ist at 3.4% a.m.; 15th at 3.51 a.m.
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