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The dog days of summer seem to slow down everything, including religious observances.
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The dog days of summer seem to slow down everything, including religious observances.
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August will kick off with a full supermoon, which is set to rise less than 226,000 miles (363,300 kilometers) from Earth tomorrow night.
As long as the rain abates, look skyward for Saturn at opposition and the entertaining Perseid meteor shower.
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