Rare Chance To Spot Mercury Shining In The Dawn Light
• Early December offers the best chance for Northern Hemisphere skywatchers to see Mercury.
• Mercury will be visible in the east-southeast dawn sky about 40–80 minutes before sunrise, peaking around Dec.
• Clear horizons and early wake-ups are essential for the best viewing experience of this rare celestial event.
Northern Hemisphere skywatchers get a celestial treat
Skywatchers in the Northern Hemisphere are in for a treat this December as Mercury, the solar system's smallest planet, makes a rare and easily visible appearance in the dawn sky. Known for being notoriously difficult to spot due to its proximity to the sun, Mercury will be at its best viewing position in early December, offering a prime opportunity for stargazers to catch a glimpse of this elusive planet.
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