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PHASES OF THE MOON DURING NOVEMBER
NEW MOON on 30th at 02h:15m	FIRST QUARTER on 7th at 21h:44m	FULL MOON on 14th at 14h:13m	LAST QUARTER on 21st at 23h:59m

THE PLANETS DURING NOVEMBER
MERCURY Is at its greatest Eastern elongation on the 28th, but is poorly placed for observations from Liverpool.	VENUS The evening star can be found low down in the South-Western sky about one hour after Sunset.
MARS Can be found within the stars of Sagittarius Close-by Venus on the night of 3rd/4th November.	JUPITER Can be found low down in the South Western sky. But on the 11th is 4° South of Moon.
SATURN At 01hrs:26mins GMT on the 12th the ringed planet undergoes a lunar occultation. A very rare event and well worth a look, with both planet and Moon high above the horizon.	URANUS Is poorly placed for observations.
NEPTUNE Is also not well placed for observations.	PLUTO Not well placed for observations during November.

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