Originally posted by paraclete1
Musselwhite, I believe the object you're looking at is Jupiter. But without seeing it myself, I couldn't swear to it.
Jupiter is rising at 9 am and setting at 7pm in Georgia this time of the year (from the link I gave). Meaning it's in the sky during the day. Saturn
is out in the night, rising at 12.30 am, peaking after dawn.
Musselwhite, you've got to give a more detailed description if we're ever to tell you with any degree of certainty what you might have seen. Which
position is it in the sky, North, East, South, West? At roughly what angle? How high up is it when you saw it? How bright is it in relation to the
other objects? Does it twinkle a lot or is more or less steady with the occasional flicker?
