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Weather Watchers

elleng

(135,850 posts) Mon Nov 7, 2022, 02:39 AM Nov 2022

Full Moon, 98% visible

(Jupiter below.)

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Full Moon, 98% visible (Original Post) elleng Nov 2022 OP

Mars, Moon, Jupiter were equidistant. Tetrachloride Nov 2022 #1

Thought I saw Mars (red) earlier (yesterday?) elleng Nov 2022 #2

Mars is over Orion's head. Tetrachloride Nov 2022 #3

Thanks. Did see some of them. elleng Nov 2022 #4

You probably saw Saturn ahead (west) of Jupiter Tetrachloride Nov 2022 #5

Mebbe, but think I saw Mars east of Jupiter. elleng Nov 2022 #6

Tetrachloride

(8,444 posts)

1. Mars, Moon, Jupiter were equidistant.

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Mon Nov 7, 2022, 03:56 AM

Nov 2022

Tonight, Moon will be closer to Mars a notch or two.

elleng

(135,850 posts)

2. Thought I saw Mars (red) earlier (yesterday?)

Reply to Tetrachloride (Reply #1)

Mon Nov 7, 2022, 04:00 AM

Nov 2022

and then Jupiter.

Forecast CLEAR today/later.

Tetrachloride

(8,444 posts)

3. Mars is over Orion's head.

Reply to elleng (Reply #2)

Mon Nov 7, 2022, 04:04 AM

Nov 2022

Sirius is under and left of Orion

elleng

(135,850 posts)

4. Thanks. Did see some of them.

Reply to Tetrachloride (Reply #3)

Mon Nov 7, 2022, 04:06 AM

Nov 2022

Tetrachloride

(8,444 posts)

5. You probably saw Saturn ahead (west) of Jupiter

Reply to elleng (Reply #4)

Mon Nov 7, 2022, 04:07 AM

Nov 2022

elleng

(135,850 posts)

6. Mebbe, but think I saw Mars east of Jupiter.

Reply to Tetrachloride (Reply #5)

Mon Nov 7, 2022, 04:16 AM

Nov 2022

May be mis-remembering, but was in eastern sky.

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