The bright star/planet in the sky at the mo is it venus, any astronomers?

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  1. kez

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    yes, its venus. nt
     
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    Cheers pal nt
     
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    pics here...venus on the western horizon, Saturn on th east

    [img=http://www.schoolsobservatory.org.uk/pic/uninow/hz20w.jpg] [img=http://www.schoolsobservatory.org.uk/pic/uninow/hz20n.jpg]
     
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    Just been art side en had a look is it neer moon coz theres fooking loades up theer.
     
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    Saturn is near the moon, Venus will now have set I think. nt
     
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    Carnt belive a went art side en had a look.
     
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    You weren't the only one...

    :D </p>

    Can only see Saturn too (well, i think i can. The one near the moon that stands out a bit more than the others).
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    Int it cowd, nt
     
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    Don't be silly

    Saturn is hundreds and thousands of miles away from the moon!
     
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    i like the moon cos its white
     
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    In fact, we are much nearer to the Sun

    than we are to the Gas Giants...
     
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    actually

    its currently approx 8.46 a.u or 789.32 million miles away
     
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    I am the moon

    Neil Armstrong walking on mi face !</p>

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    at least half of it is black

    but from earth on average 75% is black :D
     

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