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Originally posted by eywadevotee
If it's early evening then it's venus. If it's later it's Jupiter. The one I'm curious about is the big reddish one in the eastern sky that rises around 10:30 Pm CST after Orion and Mars. It has a bit more magnitude as Betelgeuse in Orion.
Originally posted by eywadevotee
If it's early evening then it's venus. If it's later it's Jupiter. The one I'm curious about is the big reddish one in the eastern sky that rises around 10:30 Pm CST after Orion and Mars. It has a bit more magnitude as Betelgeuse in Orion.
Originally posted by eywadevotee
If it's early evening then it's venus. If it's later it's Jupiter. The one I'm curious about is the big reddish one in the eastern sky that rises around 10:30 Pm CST after Orion and Mars. It has a bit more magnitude as Betelgeuse in Orion.
Originally posted by snowspirit
Originally posted by eywadevotee
If it's early evening then it's venus. If it's later it's Jupiter. The one I'm curious about is the big reddish one in the eastern sky that rises around 10:30 Pm CST after Orion and Mars. It has a bit more magnitude as Betelgeuse in Orion.
Maybe Procyon?
Or Aldebaran on the other side of Betelguese..
Originally posted by eriktheawful
reply to post by XaniMatriX
That "Star" you are seeing is actually Venus.
Here's a link, you can put in the lat and long of where you live and select Venus, and see it's transit times:
Rise/Set/Transit Time For Celestial Bodies
Originally posted by XaniMatriX
Originally posted by eriktheawful
reply to post by XaniMatriX
That "Star" you are seeing is actually Venus.
Here's a link, you can put in the lat and long of where you live and select Venus, and see it's transit times:
Rise/Set/Transit Time For Celestial Bodies
The one at sunrise or in the middle of the night, because Jupiter is the one you rise with the moon, well i see it from where i am rise with the moon, is Venus the one at sunrise?
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
Originally posted by XaniMatriX
Originally posted by eriktheawful
reply to post by XaniMatriX
That "Star" you are seeing is actually Venus.
Here's a link, you can put in the lat and long of where you live and select Venus, and see it's transit times:
Rise/Set/Transit Time For Celestial Bodies
The one at sunrise or in the middle of the night, because Jupiter is the one you rise with the moon, well i see it from where i am rise with the moon, is Venus the one at sunrise?
At the moment, Venus is rising a couple of hours before Sunrise, and is very, very bright in the pre-dawn sky.
I say "at the moment" because planets move differently that he rest of the background stars (hence the name "Planet" -- or in Greek "Planitia", which means wanderer) and Venus will eventually "wander" its way to the east side of the Sun, and will be able to be seen after sunset in the western sky by next summer.
Venus is just about always the brightest think in the sky, other then the Sun and Moon.
edit on 11/5/2012 by Soylent Green Is People because: (no reason given)