Mars Astrophotography with a DSLR and a dedicated camera
Mars Makes Its Closest Approach to Earth Since 2003 Early Tuesday! Here's How to Watch | Space
Seeing the 'old Mars' in a close encounter with the Red Planet | CBC Radio
See Mars Without A Telescope on July 31st - Antarctica Journal
Inside the July 2018 Issue - Sky & Telescope - Sky & Telescope
Mars Makes its Closest Approach to Earth (July, 2018) | NAOJ: National Astronomical Observatory of Japan - English
Mars closest to Earth on July 30-31 | Sky Archive | EarthSky
File:Mars, image taken by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, July 2018.png - Wikimedia Commons
The Night Sky in July 2018 – NASA Mars Exploration
Stargazing July: Mars outshines Jupiter in its brightest moment for 15 years | The Independent | The Independent
Mars Opposition 2018: How to See Its Closest Approach to Earth - The New York Times
How to catch the biggest, brightest view of Mars in years this July - National | Globalnews.ca
The 2018 Summer Parade of Planets: Mars, Jupiter, & Saturn – Mile High Astronomy
Mars Opposition 2018: How to See Its Closest Approach to Earth - The New York Times
Guide to Mars Opposition 2018
See the Moon join a midnight planetary parade from 21–28 July – Astronomy Now
Mars Mania means Opposition, Closest Approach, and a Thunder Moon Meet-up! | by Star Walk | Medium
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Mars at opposition: the red planet is at its biggest and brightest this weekend - Vox
Moon light, Mars bright: Sky show features lunar eclipse, red planet | WTOP News
Observers Anxious for Dust to Settle as Mars Opposition Approaches - Sky & Telescope - Sky & Telescope
July 2018 Astronomy Calendar: Red Mars & Summer Nebulae – Mile High Astronomy
Mars 21 July, 2018 (14:47UT) CM:338.5 - Major & Minor Planetary Imaging - Cloudy Nights
In the Sky This Week – July 31, 2018 - Vatican Observatory
Mars at opposition 2018: How to see Red Planet in July night skies | Science | News | Express.co.uk
