Today is a good day to place a hold on a telescope
by amy
Why? Because over the next two weeks Jupiter and Venus - both prominent in the western sky at dusk - will be moving closer and closer together until their conjunction, Tuesday, June 30, when they’ll be only .3 degrees apart and visible together in your field of view. This is the celestial highlight of early summer, folks, so place a hold today!
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Great!
Great!
Excellent, thanks for
Excellent, thanks for alerting us! I will check out a telescope, definitely!
Awesome, I might check it out
Awesome, I might check it out
That is actually really cool.
That is actually really cool. I remember when I was in 5th grade and i saw Venus passing through the sun. I thought that was really cool, and this reminds me of that experience.
What time on Tuesday is their
What time on Tuesday is their conjunction? It seems like a pretty cool thing to see!
It's amazing the addle has
It's amazing the addle has telescopes!
It has been really fantastic
It has been really fantastic to see this, and it is visible to the naked eye....that is, when it's not cloudy! Arg!
Wonderful!
Wonderful!