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Jupiter will outshine Mars by a factor of nearly 16 to 1 in terms of a brightness ratio.
The planets will come up over the east-northeast horizon just before 1 a.m. local daylight time ( Aug. 14 ) Both planets will be located in the middle of Taurus the Bull, midway between the horns and roughly 8 degrees to the left of the "angry eye" of Aldebaran .
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