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Originally posted by jjkenobi
reply to post by themuse
Thanks - seemed kind of strange not having a lot of stars in the background. Nice shots.
Originally posted by themuse
Hi Everyone
Heres a pic of the smiley face in the sky tonight over Kalgoorlie Western Australia. I have others i took on different exposures so you can see more of the shadowed moon but they ruin the smile!
Apparently this wont happen again until July 21st 2036
I am happy to email the originals to anyone whom would like a high res one. Im going through all the shots again now to see if theres a better couple. U2U me if youre keen
Venus Jupiter and the Crescent Moon
December 1st, 2008 – Venus, Jupiter and Moon form “smiley face”
In the last week in November and the first week of December 2008, the two brightest planets, Venus and Jupiter, will be close together in the evening sky, forming a spectacular double. The two are closest together on Monday December 1st, with Venus lying about 2 degrees to the South (left) of Jupiter. On the same night the Crescent Moon will appear just beneath them, forming a “Smiley Face”.
Upper diagram shows graphic representation of the event; lower diagram shows a more accurate representation of arrangement. Viewers in WA will see a better view, with the moon closer to the planets, while in South Africa the Moon will move between Venus and Jupiter.
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Keeping Smiling
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My thoughts exactly, survival. It feels that way just about every night here. I would say more but it would look like I was just trying to spoil the pleasant conversations going on , so I won't. I will just keep my head up, like you said.
Originally posted by survival
just got done walking the dogs up here in the north hemisphere rocky mountains... even though my hands were numb afterwards, and it was below freezing, i could not help but notice (through my collective) that something out there is watching us all. Hold strong you all and keep your heads up.