Also: the planet Venus is a spectacularly bright object in the south west, setting at around 6.30pm. The last image (taken at 5.00pm) shows the gibbous phase, visible with even a small scope!
Wednesday, 25 December 2019
The ISS just before dawn and Venus at sunset!
Lovely sight in the south-west this morning: the International Space Station crossing the sky from SW to NE. Honestly, it's well worth making an effort to take a look just before dawn over the next few days (see the transit chart a couple of days ago.)
Also: the planet Venus is a spectacularly bright object in the south west, setting at around 6.30pm. The last image (taken at 5.00pm) shows the gibbous phase, visible with even a small scope!
Also: the planet Venus is a spectacularly bright object in the south west, setting at around 6.30pm. The last image (taken at 5.00pm) shows the gibbous phase, visible with even a small scope!
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