What planets are visible in July?

In July, Mars and Saturn are visible to the naked eye from mid-northern latitudes.

Look before dawn toward the ENE for Mars.

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Planets visible in July

This month, Mars and Saturn are on show for the naked eye. The Moon is new moon mid-month.

Morning

Before dawn

Mars

ENE21° upmag 1.3

Morning sky (before dawn)

Saturn

SE47° upmag 0.6

Morning sky (before dawn)

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Planets visible in July

This month, Mars and Saturn are on show for the naked eye. The Moon is new moon mid-month.

Morning

Before dawn

Mars

ENE21° upmag 1.3

Morning sky (before dawn)

Saturn

SE47° upmag 0.6

Morning sky (before dawn)

← All months August →Tonight from your city →