What do you see in your night sky?

Reply #31 posted 12/02/08 9:41pm

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peb319 said:

I think maybe I'd better start doing that lol

Cool, we have something to look forward to in 2010! woot!

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Reply #32 posted 12/03/08 12:20am

Flowers2	ZombieKitten said: this is great!!! I found some nice ones on flickr too taken in the last 24 hours Perth, Australia also in Australia this one from Phillipines cambridge, MA Santiago, Chile those pictures are georgous.. I love stars ... I didn't see the Venus/Jupiter thing by me, but they were discussing it on the news
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Reply #33 posted 12/03/08 2:29am

wildgoldenhone y	ZombieKitten said: This is how it looked here last night! Venus, Jupiter and the moon made a smilie face it looked so cute in the sky! If you are in the northern hemisphere it would have been an upside down frowning face That first photo is a good shot. You can see Jupiter, or is this taken with a telescope?
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Reply #34 posted 12/03/08 3:01am

wildgoldenhone y	ZombieKitten said: this is great!!! I found some nice ones on flickr too taken in the last 24 hours Perth, Australia also in Australia this one from Phillipines cambridge, MA Santiago, Chile I like the first and third ones. They're sort of cute.
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Reply #35 posted 12/03/08 12:56pm

ZombieKitten	wildgoldenhoney said: That first photo is a good shot. You can see Jupiter, or is this taken with a telescope? I didn't take it, but when I went to post the one I HAVE taken, it's identical to this one. It's taken with a telephoto lens of about 200mm, which isn't a huge amount of magnification. [Edited 12/3/08 12:57pm]
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Reply #36 posted 12/03/08 1:23pm

Mara	This is really cute. I couldn't see it since it's been so overcast the last few days.
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Reply #37 posted 12/03/08 1:36pm

xtrafab	Wow!! Those pictures are breathtaking. So lovely! I am looking forward to the next one as well. I love looking at the night sky, its very humbling and romantic with someone you love.
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Reply #38 posted 12/03/08 1:38pm

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This is amazing. I saw this during twilight here in LA and it was spectacular because a plane was flying underneath making a cloud streak under the 3 lunar bodies mushy

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Reply #39 posted 12/03/08 1:44pm

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I'm amazed that it would look so different in different parts of the world. I guess the moon is not that far away.

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Reply #40 posted 12/03/08 2:17pm

ZombieKitten	NDRU said: I'm amazed that it would look so different in different parts of the world. I guess the moon is not that far away. That's right, and it moves and we move, so it doesn't stay the same looking for very long!
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Reply #41 posted 12/03/08 2:43pm

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ZombieKitten said:

NDRU said:

I'm amazed that it would look so different in different parts of the world. I guess the moon is not that far away.

That's right, and it moves and we move, so it doesn't stay the same looking for very long!

Right, so by the time Japan sees the sky the moon's in a different position than when we saw it in the US, but would it really look so different for northern and southern hemisphere at the same moment?

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Reply #42 posted 12/03/08 3:23pm

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ZombieKitten said:

That's right, and it moves and we move, so it doesn't stay the same looking for very long!

what is freaking me out more, is that some countries saw the smile, even if they are in the northern hemisphere, but only the USA, as far as I've seen, got the frown eek

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Reply #43 posted 12/03/08 3:26pm

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ZombieKitten said:

NDRU said:

what is freaking me out more, is that some countries saw the smile, even if they are in the northern hemisphere, but only the USA, as far as I've seen, got the frown eek

you think Allah is frowning on America?

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Reply #44 posted 12/03/08 3:27pm

ZombieKitten	NDRU said: ZombieKitten said: what is freaking me out more, is that some countries saw the smile, even if they are in the northern hemisphere, but only the USA, as far as I've seen, got the frown you think Allah is frowning on America? I reckon God and Allah need to take it out into the carpark
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Reply #45 posted 12/03/08 3:37pm

Amaxx	ZombieKitten said: NDRU said: you think Allah is frowning on America? I reckon God and Allah need to take it out into the carpark They R one & the same!
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Reply #46 posted 12/03/08 3:38pm

ZombieKitten	Amaxx said: ZombieKitten said: I reckon God and Allah need to take it out into the carpark They R one & the same! so what's the frikkin problem then people!!!!!
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Reply #47 posted 12/03/08 3:41pm

Amaxx	ZombieKitten said: Amaxx said: They R one & the same! so what's the frikkin problem then people!!!!! Exactly! People is the problem!
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Reply #48 posted 12/03/08 3:56pm

ZombieKitten	Amaxx said: ZombieKitten said: so what's the frikkin problem then people!!!!! Exactly! People is the problem! so all we have to do is tell people this, and voila = world peace
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Reply #49 posted 12/03/08 3:57pm

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Amaxx said:

ZombieKitten said:

I reckon God and Allah need to take it out into the carpark

They R one & the same! nod

Sort of, but it's like Allah is Sasha Fierce, whereas God is Chris Gaines.

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