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Weather Watchers

elleng

(135,777 posts) Fri Jul 29, 2022, 05:34 PM Jul 2022

Heads up! On Saturday and Sunday mornings, before the sun rises

and while the sky is still fairly dark, grab a pair of binoculars and head out under the stars. If you've never spotted Uranus before, now's your chance. Bright, reddish Mars will guide you to the 7th planet. 🌌

Chart via John Jardine Goss/ EarthSky. 📸
Read more about the Mars and Uranus conjunction:

https://earthsky.org/tonight/uranus-and-mars-conjunction-july-30-31-2022/?

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Heads up! On Saturday and Sunday mornings, before the sun rises (Original Post) elleng Jul 2022 OP

Cool! 2naSalit Jul 2022 #1

Good! I'm often up then too, having not gone to bed, so catch the moon (and some stars.) elleng Jul 2022 #2

2naSalit

(92,332 posts)

1. Cool!

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Fri Jul 29, 2022, 05:51 PM

Jul 2022

Thanks!

I'm always up around 4 -5am and I often go out and look at the stars and whatever else is out there. Once in a while I catch a passing of the ISS.

elleng

(135,777 posts)

2. Good! I'm often up then too, having not gone to bed, so catch the moon (and some stars.)

Reply to 2naSalit (Reply #1)

Fri Jul 29, 2022, 06:01 PM

Jul 2022

NEW moon now, so nothing's been happening. Will look tonight. Don't think I've caught ISS, but maybe I have.

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