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Mars is still close to Jupiter this morning. The gap between the two appears to be about 40 to 50% wider than yesterday. However, I can still, just fit them into the same field of view at 120x using an otho EP. My guess is that they are a little bit over of a third of a degree apart.
Mars has moved from yesterday being above (to the west) of Jupiter to today being along side (to the south-east),
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