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Keep looking up!!
From time to time there are events which pass most of us by without even knowing it......without looking up.
So as a passive astro observer I (we) members will update this thread as cool stuff happens above. Tonight a super moon and eclipse all in one.. . Space and NASA News – Universe and Deep Space Information . |
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Very beautiful view even without any astro happenings.
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You got some nice view there!
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Were you able to capture any good pictures of this event? It was very cloudy where I was here in FL. But I could see it a little bit.
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However there are many super high quality photos on the internet to view. I like these kind of events because you can go outside and sit in a chair and watch it unfold. Colorful rocket launch scheduled Wednesday on East Coast - CNN.com September 27 / September 28, 2015 — Total Lunar Eclipse – Where and when to see |
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So if your like me and have to commute to work in the dark in the morning...... look to the EASTt...You will see three planets in our solar system aligned in a row.
This does not matter where you are.......you will be able to pick them out A rule of thumb is.......at dusk or dawn, the brightest NON TWINKLING objects in the sky are planets. FACT: The first bright "stars" in the evening that one see's are usually a planet, as well as the last ones you see in the morning. . October 2015 guide to the five visible planets | Astronomy Essentials | EarthSky |
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A great December event happens tonight.
This is usually a good one Grab a cup of hot chocolate and go outside.:nanadrink: Geminid Meteor Shower, Best of the Year, Peaks Sunday: Watch It Live |
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I used to sit on the roof of our house when I was a kid with my telescope........man it was cold lol. Coolest thing I saw was the Andromeda galaxy, and by accident, I was just moving the telescope around. It's actually very large when viewed compared to the planets but so faint it's hard to detect with the eye.
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Go figure, the clouds started rolling in Sunday night.
I did see one at 2am Saturday morning. I had thought it was just a random one until you posted this. |
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For the Northern Hemisphere ....sleep in.
For the Southern Hemisphere......the party is just getting started. :woohoonaner: Monday's winter solstice marks the longest night |
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Look up! An asteroid will be zooming past Earth on Christmas Eve - ScienceAlert
I don't have a telescope so no asteroid for me but the full moon is interesting. Hasn't been one on Christmas while I've been alive. |
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Get a pair of binoculars and favorite chair/pillow and lay on your back on the driveway and get comfortable....and look up. Most stuff which I will post will be is no scope needed.......keeping it simple! It is amazing how much "stuff" you will see moving across the sky. Almost me too.....Seeing a full moon on Christmas Last time was in 1977...... next .... 2026 then 2045 then 2083......by then I'll dust in the wind. Bookmark it and enjoy.......LOL:woohoonaner: |
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Something is happening in the heavens tonight..
Juno Probe's Jupiter Arrival Tonight Fraught With Peril And in the garden..... I try to tie in a personal interest or two for flow of the garden ![]() art by Hostafarian, on Flickr Photo taken in the stumpery. |
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Hooking up to this for alerts
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If your lucky you might see a few in the next few days..
Delta Aquarids meteor shower peaks this week - CNN.com |
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More tonight.....It aint over......
Go out and lay on your driveway......with a pillow under your head... |
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I looked at it yesterday at around 1 AM and it was very nice.
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