IAAS

The International Association for Astronomical Studies

July 2026
At-A-Glance

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  • Mars passes 0.1° south of Uranus, 1 A.M. EDT
  • Mercury passes 10° south of Pollux
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  • Earth is at aphelion (94.5 million miles from the Sun)
  • The Moon passes 5° north of Neptune
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  • Last Quarter Moon
  • The Moon passes 7° north of Saturn
  • Neptune is stationary
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  • Asteroid Melpomene is at opposition
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  • Venus passes 1.1° north of Regulus
  • Asteroid Flora is at opposition
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  • The Moon passes 5° north of Uranus
  • The Moon passes 5° north of Mars
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  • Mercury is in inferior conjunction
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  • The Moon is at perigee (223,142 miles from Earth)
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  • Mars passes 5° north of Aldebaran
  • New Moon
  • The Moon passes 2° north of Jupiter
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  • The Moon passes 0.5° south of Regulus
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  • The Moon passes 2° south of Venus
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  • First Quarter Moon
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  • Mercury is stationary
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  • The Moon passes 0.6° south of Antares
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  • The Moon is at apogee (251,996 miles from Earth)
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  • Asteroid Juno is at opposition
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  • Pluto is at opposition
  • Saturn is stationary
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  • Asteroid Bamberga is at opposition
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  • Jupiter is in conjunction with the Sun
  • Full Moon
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  • Southern Delta Aquariid meteor shower peaks
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