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Well, that was interesting..
Was just out watching the space station go over, and over in the ssw was
Jupiter. Not much new there, but as I was looking around with the cheapo binocs, about 10 deg. below Jupiter was something akin to what some folks would describe as a "disco ball".. It was multi-colored, mostly red's, whites, and a bit of green. At first I thought it was just navigation lights, but after watching it for about 10 minutes and it didn't move like an airplane or satellite, I was a bit dumbfounded. Just took a look in Starry Night, and it would appear to be "Antares". Does this description sound familiar to anyone, or was I looking at something much different? It was very visible just to the eye, and fairly spectacular through goggles, can't say I've ever seen a star so multi-colored or shimmering as that! This was at about 9:50pm off the coast of Van. Island. d. |
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