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PLANETY: MERKURY, WENUS, JUPITER, SATURN, SLONCE I GRUPA GWIAZD "PLEIADES" NA JEDNYM ZDJECIU ZOSTALY PRZYSLANE NA ZIEMIE Z SADY KOSMICZNEJ "SOHO" Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn and the Sun all appear plainly in the same image sent to Earth on 15 May, 2000, by the SOHO spacecraft. Also conspicuous in the picture is a famous star cluster, the Pleiades. This image of four planets around the Sun is another scoop for SOHO. Such congregations of planets are rare events, and they cannot be seen from the ground when close in the sky to the dazzling Sun. But the LASCO C3 instrument on SOHO uses a mask to blot out direct sunlight, and it has a wide enough field of view (15 degrees) to take in the four planets in the same picture. AFP PHOTO/NASA
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