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First Saturn of 2017

It will be a challenge to get the ISO and exposures right, since Saturn is fainter than Jupiter.

This is likely a plane’s fuselage. But it just seemed awfully high in the sky for a commercial plane. What do you think it is? Aliens?

The important aspect of this picture is that it captures all of Jupiter’s Galilean moons.

The Pluto matter is about the need for scientists to understand the enormous power they wield, especially as challenges become more potent.

If it were not for the planets, where would civilization be today? For one, I doubt I would have this computer, and the electricity to power it.

After a week of rain and more rain, a partly cloudy sky offered a great chance to get one of my telescopes out.

With a clear sky, calm air, and moderately cold temperature, I had no excuse not to attempt a final imagining of Venus.

It was over a Mercury orbit ago when I last saw snow on the ground. We just got several inches overnight.

March 5, 2017 Paul 1417 Views 0 Comments Mars, Uranus

My explanation for how I tried to find the planet Uranus is the post-Dusk sky.

I feel these are sound recommendations based on research, experimenting, and common sense, for finding children’s telescopes.