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LUWD #0050 Compressed in the Southwest

By: Donald Machholz
On: December 15, 2020
Tagged: astronomy, discovery, Great Conjunction, Jupiter, Machholz, podcast, Sam Deen, Saturn, science
https://chtbl.com/track/EF36A6/donmachholz.com/podcast-player/1291/luwd-0050-compressed-in-the-southwest.mp3

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