
Then the crescent moon along with Venus and Jupiter came out. I hope you got to see it as the three won't be this close for many years.
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2 comments:
Yep, noticed something wierd when geo caching the other night at dusk...and got this from my daughter later that night
WASHINGTON (AP) -- It's not just families that are getting together this Thanksgiving week. The three brightest objects in the night sky - Venus, Jupiter and a crescent moon - will crowd around each other for an unusual group shot.
Starting Thanksgiving evening, Jupiter and Venus will begin moving closer so that by Sunday and Monday, they will appear 2 degrees apart, which is about a finger width held out at arm's length, said Alan MacRobert, senior editor at Sky and Telescope magazine. Then on Monday night, they will be joined by a crescent moon right next to them, he said.
Look in the southwestern sky around twilight - no telescope or binoculars needed. The show will even be visible in cities if it's a clear night.
See Ya
My pics will not come out like these tho...good job!
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