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Uranus is there as well sn!gger sn!gger
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saw that between the moon and venus? I saw a tiny red dot between them in a straight line - was going to look it up online? Venus looks Brighter than usual.
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Mars is the tiny red dot?
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Jupiter stays in Virgo till the feast of Trumpets. Whammo.
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If women are from venus and men from mars, who is from the Moon?
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yes Zorro
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Crack is a helluva drug
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Jupiter(the king planet) in retrograde motion for ten months - November to September. Stuck in Venus. Like a child in birth. Then out it pops at the feast of trumpets(the day of shouting). the Jewish new year.
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crack,how times have changed,when I was young it was liquid acid on a bit of blotting paper.
All together now "make a joke and I will sigh,you will laugh and I will cry,happyness I cannot feel,and love to me is so unreal"  |
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I hd to check your mumbo jumbo Zorro as I felt your statement was unchecked and untrue, then again if you feel it's correct there's no way to change your mind.
http://www.universetoday.com/23849/jupiter-retrograde/ |
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So when does it leave virgo this year from our point of view - the guy from your site pick says four months at a time, wasn't forthcoming about this year?
"Brilliant Jupiter will be paired with Spica, the lead star of the constellation Virgo, all year long. But April will be extraspecial, as the largest planet in the solar system will also pair up with the full moon. On this night, both objects will rise together in the east moments after the sun sets in the west." http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/12/skywatching-sky-guide-2017-top-events-space-astronomy/ |
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Top 7 Must-See Sky Events for 2017
Get ready to see an amazing eclipse, a comet encounter, close planetary pairings, and more celestial wonders. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/12/skywatching-sky-guide-2017-top-events-space-astronomy/ |
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What moon?
Is that Sirius twinkling away in the southern sky, 45 degrees down from Orion's Belt? |
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< on the left
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http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/12/skywatching-sky-guide-2017-top-events-space-astronomy/
national geographic - says you got it wrong? oops |
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I see the moon now.
It's getting bigger! |