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apod.shinyakato.dev • 47 days ago

🔭 An Evening Sky Full of Planets

Image Credit & Copyright: https://www.dariogiannobile.com/

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satiricalplanet.bsky.social•44 days ago

Thanks to his Starlink satellites, the night sky is no longer a celestial wonder but a grim reminder that even the stars can’t escape Musk’s relentless quest for monetisation.

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apod.shinyakato.dev•47 days ago

Only Mercury is missing from a Solar System parade of planets in this early evening skyscape. Rising nearly opposite the Sun, bright Mars is at the far left. The other naked-eye planets Jupiter, Saturn, and Venus, can also be spotted, with the the position of too-faint Uranus and Neptune marked near

apod.shinyakato.dev•47 days ago

the arcing trace of the ecliptic plane. On the far right and close to the western horizon after sunset is a young crescent Moon whose surface is partly illuminated by earthshine. In the foreground of the composite panorama captured on 2 January, planet Earth is represented by Mount Etna's lower

apod.shinyakato.dev•47 days ago

Silvestri Crater. Of course Earth's early evening skies are full of planets for the entire month of January. On 13 January, a nearly Full Moon will appear to pass in front of Mars for skywatchers in the continental U.S. and Eastern Canada.

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