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Milky Way Galaxy at Its Best in July Night Sky

yahoo.com (10 months and 16 days ago)

Jul 5, 2012

It's possible that most people on Earth have never seen the Milky Way, the galaxy in which we live. The Milky Way used to be a part of every human's life experience, but now that the majority of mankind lives in cities, with their light pollution, the Milky Way is rarely seen. full story

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Milky Way Galaxy at Its Best in July Night Sky

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