... of Jupiter and Saturn is due on the 23rd of December
Details of how to see it are here:
https://www.cambridgeindependent.co.uk/ ... r-9145023/
Stargazers - Great Conjunction...
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Assume you need a decent ‘scope to view this?
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Should be obvious - I noticed the two spots of light a few night ago so should be visible with the naked eye - Binoculars would help as both light points will be in the field of view.
It's going to be relatively low on the horizon so line of sight and background light will be an issue. I'm fortunate in that a 10 minute walk will bring me out into the fields - very dark and MK being very low rise, not much light and wide horizon...
It's going to be relatively low on the horizon so line of sight and background light will be an issue. I'm fortunate in that a 10 minute walk will bring me out into the fields - very dark and MK being very low rise, not much light and wide horizon...
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It is worth having a telescope to see Jupiter and Saturn as you can make out the cloud bands on the former and the rings on the latter as well as their satellites. Otherwise you’re just seeing dots no different to stars.
Low angle means you don’t need to be craned over at a silly position to see it either.
I don’t know why people are excited about them being close together as it doesn’t make any difference.
Low angle means you don’t need to be craned over at a silly position to see it either.
I don’t know why people are excited about them being close together as it doesn’t make any difference.
How about not having a sig at all?
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It’s 2020, it means the end is nigh!! #tinfoilhatMito Man wrote: Tue Dec 15, 2020 11:44 am It is worth having a telescope to see Jupiter and Saturn as you can make out the cloud bands on the former and the rings on the latter as well as their satellites. Otherwise you’re just seeing dots no different to stars.
Low angle means you don’t need to be craned over at a silly position to see it either.
I don’t know why people are excited about them being close together as it doesn’t make any difference.
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Cause it's the Star of Bethlehem, come again... init...Mito Man wrote: Tue Dec 15, 2020 11:44 am I don’t know why people are excited about them being close together as it doesn’t make any difference.
the Caflicks are getting all worked up about it as, at the end of 2020 - it's a Sign - She's still up there looking out for us... or some such fairy story probably...
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Don’t start with that nonsense 
How about not having a sig at all?
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Kepler proved it wasn't but hey, never let Science get in the way of a good yarn...
I'm sure the "Religious Historians" (<--
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8 posts and nothing about Uranus?
Poor chaps, very poor.
Poor chaps, very poor.
The Evo forum really is a shadow of its former self. I remember when the internet was for the elite and now they seem to let any spastic on
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