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I'm just teasing. That stuff about earthquakes being caused by astronomical events is hokum, woo, BS, not-even-bad-science.
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http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/cosmos/O/Opposition
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Mars is in opposition every 26 months. Tomorrow night is Mars closest approach to the Earth for this orbit. Look for it low in the eastern sky after sunset. Then turn around and catch Venus and Jupiter in the western sky. Put Gustav Holst on the CD player and crank it up!
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