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The Martian sky is a pinkish yellowish color completely different from Earth's blue sky because of airborne iron oxide dust grains.

A close encounter with Mars is supposed to happen in late August, or at least that's the gist of a phony yarn that makes its appearance every year.

On the morning of December 10, 2006, just before sunrise, three planets will pass within one degree of each other.

September brings the beginning of autumn and a chance to see some great night sky events. Andromeda and the Double Cluster are two of many objects to observe this month.