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From : Astronomy E-Mail <abdale@...>
To : List Member <vis_comica@...>
Date : 19 November 2000 12:03:49
Subject : Planet for November 20-26
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>Planetary data for the week of November 20 through November 26.
>
>Mercury:
>This week Mercury is visible in the early morning hours. It is currently
>in the constellation of Capricornus. It rises about one and one-half hour
>before the Sun. Look to the east-southeast just before sunrise and you
>should see Mars, the Moon, Spica, and Mercury.
>
>Venus:
>This week Venus is that VERY bright object you see in the west after
>sunset. Venus is currently in the constellation of Sagittarius. If you
>have a pair of binoculars or a telescope, you should be able to see a
>slight phasing of Venus along with some great deep-sky objects in the
>background.
>
>Mars:
>This week Mars is still an early morning planet rising about 2:30AM. It is
>currently located in the constellation of Virgo. Look to the
>east-southeast just before sunrise and you’ll see Mars along with Mercury,
>the Moon, and Spica.
>
>Jupiter:
>This week Jupiter is very well placed for observing. It is currently in
>the constellation of Taurus. It rises shortly after sunset and is up for
>the entire night. Can you say insomnia?
>
>Saturn:
>This week Saturn again is keeping Jupiter company all night. It too is in
>the constellation of Taurus. It rises about one-half hour before Jupiter
>and it too is up all night.
>
>Uranus and Neptune:
>These two planets are in the constellation of Capricornus. The rise and
>set at almost the same times. If you can find Venus, these two are located
>south-southwest and just a little higher.
>
>Pluto:
>This is going to be the last mention of Pluto other than the constellation
>in which it can be found. There aren’t any observers that I know of who
>visually observe Pluto. It is sooo faint that you need to do either CCD
>imagery or astrophotography in able to see this planet. It is currently in
>the constellation of Ophiuchus (Coffin).
>
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