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Anthony Wood

See the moon shining in the daytime sky this week: Here's where to look

A photo of a waxing gibbous moon with its right side lit by sunlight in the blue daytime sky.

Don't miss the first quarter moon shining close to Jupiter in the daytime sky this week!

Earth's moon is one of the few objects bright enough to be seen in the daytime sky — along with the most dazzling planets such as Jupiter and Venus and, more rarely, Jupiter, under ideal conditions. Then there's the sun, whose light saturates the atmosphere from dawn until dusk, shielding the cosmos from our sight.

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