Moon and Venus at Sunset, August 13th, 2021
I intentionally rerouted my evening walk so I could get a better perspective on both the Moon and Venus.
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I intentionally rerouted my evening walk so I could get a better perspective on both the Moon and Venus.
Read MoreOn a side note, I missed the Perseid meteors this year as the sky was bad most of last week.
Read MoreMy primary target for the evening was the Moon, still in Crescent Phase.
Read MoreAs I was pushing my snow blower down its next lane to plough, I looked up and realized the sky was clear.
Read MoreClear and cold on the final night of September, the Moon was incredibly bright, with strengthening Mars following just to the East.
Read MoreThis was the closest I’ve seen a planet to the Moon in the few years of this blog.
Read MoreIts early crescent was already low when dark fully settled, trapped within my western treeline.
Read MoreToday’s story begins on the prior night, when the Moon was an even thinner crescent.
Read MoreStill going backwards and catching up on items from the past weeks. Last Sunday I took a walk and found the early Waning Crescent Moon.
Read MoreI have been guessing, and I think correctly, that most people do not realize the Moon is visible in morning daylight.
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