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.
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.
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.
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.
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.''
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.''
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.
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
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.
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 a