One advantage of working the night shift, is on a clear night like tonight, there's 3 of our planets on display.
Jupiter and Saturn are next to each other, and Mars is rising to the west of them.
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"I (Luke) use an app called Skyview which think is really good. What do you use to identify objects in the sky? "
Similar app Luke, think it's called starfinder, I only download it when I need it.
Other than that, I use a 4" reflecting telescope, can see moons of Jupiter, and just make out Saturn's rings. |
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"I (Luke) use an app called Skyview which think is really good. What do you use to identify objects in the sky?
Similar app Luke, think it's called starfinder, I only download it when I need it.
Other than that, I use a 4" reflecting telescope, can see moons of Jupiter, and just make out Saturn's rings."
That sounds cool, I’ll have a look out the window |
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"One advantage of working the night shift, is on a clear night like tonight, there's 3 of our planets on display.
Jupiter and Saturn are next to each other, and Mars is rising to the west of them.
*waits for the Uranus jokes!*"
When will we be able to see Uranus? |
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"One advantage of working the night shift, is on a clear night like tonight, there's 3 of our planets on display.
Jupiter and Saturn are next to each other, and Mars is rising to the west of them.
*waits for the Uranus jokes!*
When will we be able to see Uranus?"
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