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What about viewing the God of War in daylight hours? I tracked the target
well into the wee small hours of daylight when I was up early but only with binoculars. Has anyone watched it in a telescope in daytime..much like Venus or Jupiter? |
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![]() "Mick" wrote in message ... What about viewing the God of War in daylight hours? I tracked the target well into the wee small hours of daylight when I was up early but only with binoculars. Has anyone watched it in a telescope in daytime..much like Venus or Jupiter? Mars is a simple object during daytime, easier than Jupiter. Saturn was difficult, although cassini division was clearly visible. Uranus has always failed to show (for me)... ClearSkies, Magnus |
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