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Venus, crescent moon and Spica to light up the dawn sky
Early risers can catch a striking pairing as brilliant Venus, a slender waning crescent moon and the bright star Spica gather in the east-south-eastern sky before sunrise. The best view of the trio comes around 0600 GMT on November 7, with Venus the easiest of the three to identify.

This summary is based on reporting by The Guardian.
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