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Near the western horizon, you'll see an amazing sight: Venus, Jupiter, and the crescent Moon in an almost-equilateral triangle! Wow!
EDIT: Here's a great shot of it from the National Geographic Society:
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Chris
EDIT: Here's a great shot of it from the National Geographic Society:
Click the image to see the story.
Chris
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:)
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The littler one (4 in February) kept asking, "Are they out in space?"
Me: "Yes, lovely space. Which has the lovely planets."
Fruitpie: "Can we go out in space? Without a rocket?"
Me: "No, baby. We can't go out in space without a rocket. Someday you might go into space, though."
The bigger one was suitably impressed as well. She wanted to know which one was Jupiter. I said I didn't know; that if we had some binoculars we could've found out.
"What kind of binoculars?"
"Oh, any old kind. That's how close they are."
"Whoa!"
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:P
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Actually, every once in a very rare while, they line up. Technically, a line is a form of triangle with zero-degree angles....
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