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If anyone out there has a telescope, you can see both Mars and Venus tonight. The skies are clear here in New England and the stars haven't come out yet, so they're 100% visible.

Check for Venus by the moon, and Mars is about 110 degrees to the left.

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Bucket said:

If anyone out there has a telescope, you can see both Mars and Venus tonight. The skies are clear here in New England and the stars haven't come out yet, so they're 100% visible.

Check for Venus by the moon, and Mars is about 110 degrees to the left.

Is it still visible? And from what parts of the world is it visible?

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Should be good for another few days or so, until they move far enough apart that you won't see them at the same time. As I said, the best time to see would be right after dusk-- before the stars come out. I'm not wholly sure Venus is still visible.

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