Celestial Dance Part-3

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Milan Patel

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Once again the conjunction is happened between three planets named Venus, Mars and Jupiter in end of the October. I have captured this event in my camera in early morning of 26th of October at 5:30 AM. Mars had very low magnitude so I caught only Venus and Jupiter. Once again the experience is fantastic. It is really pleasure to see such type of celestial dance of these cosmic bodies in to the space.

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By profession I'm an Electrical Engineer but very passionate about Astronomy & Cosmology. My hobbies are travelling, star-gazing, painting and reading. I always ready to learn new things and very interested in ancient civilization, archaeology and technology.

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