04 Jul 2026 (48 minutes ago): Close approach of Mars and Uranus
04-07-2026 08:11 via in-the-sky.org

04 Jul 2026 (48 minutes ago): Close approach of Mars and Uranus

Mars and Uranus pass within 6'18" of each other.
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