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planet venus is just beside the moon and mars will join them very soon when it gets a little darker.
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mars is the small dot just behind venus.as we see it.
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I told everyone I saw the northern lights a few years ago. It turns out it was the new floodlights at the nearby school AstroTurf pitch. People believed me so I never owned up.
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northern lights were over Northumberland last night.
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Toon at home?
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this is deepest northumberland , towards rothbury last night could be see.
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Mars is naked eye, I spotted all three about an hour ago. I had my scope out last night for 15 minutes, Venus and Mars were in the same field of view in my 32mm eyepiece, a stark contrast in brightness and colours.
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planet venus is just beside the moon and mars will join them very soon when it gets a little darker.
Reminds me of - ''and for those of you viewing in black and white, the blue is next to the pink.'' |
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venus & mars will get even closer tomorrow
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Can't see the moon.
Plenty of stars out but no moon. |
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moon has gone behind the house over the road but should reappear just after coronation st.
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Not in these parts morpteh.
We never watch Carnation Milk. |
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I refuse to go outside in the cold again.
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Venus and Mars are alright tonight.
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So the really bright light next to the moon is Venus? We were looking at it on the way home a couple of hours ago and it was so bright we assumed it was a plane. But then it never moved and 15 minutes later was still in the same place so realised it wasn't a plane, but was so bright had no idea what it was.
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Uranus doesn't seem to have been invited yo your party, but he's there too!
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Just been out for a peep, bloody clowdy.
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Venus is the brightest one, bar the moon.
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Look after sunset tomorrow, the Moon will still be a crescent but still close to Venus. Look just above Venus and you'll see a dim reddish "star" which is Mars. I could see Mars despite it being pretty dim.
Roger, Venus has been reported many times as a UFO so you can maybe understand why if you didn't know what it was  In the other direction Jupiter is pretty bright still and not hard to miss. |
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We did say that maybe it was a UFO as we thought it was way too bright to be a star. Other half wondered if it was a satellite!
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