Monday, April 07, 2008
Crescent Moon and Pleiades, Wednesday April 9
The western evening sky an hour after sunset, as seen from Australia.
On the early evening of Wednesday, April 9, The crescent Moon will be not far from the delightful Pleiades cluster. This will be best observed around an hour after sunset, when the sky is dark enough to see the Pleiades properly. However, they will be fairly close to the western horizon, so choose a clear, level spot to observe from.
On the early evening of Wednesday, April 9, The crescent Moon will be not far from the delightful Pleiades cluster. This will be best observed around an hour after sunset, when the sky is dark enough to see the Pleiades properly. However, they will be fairly close to the western horizon, so choose a clear, level spot to observe from.
Labels: Moon, Observational Astronomy, Pleiades
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wow, i am not an astronomy buff, but your pictures really grabbed me. i will be back when i want to feel uplifted, which is often. maybe you'll even convert me into a serious star gazer.
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