star 2 deg N of crescent moon, north-west NOW Sun 8 Jun 2008 nzst 6pmeverywhere.

star 2 deg N of crescent moon, north-west NOW Sun 8 Jun 2008 nzst 6pm
everywhere.

N S hemispheres.

Wellington NZ 41 S.
very easy naked eye cities.
nice.

don.lotto
milky-tea astronomer. 8/6/08. C(
SAT SUN

On Sat, 7 Jun 2008 22:58:18 -0700 (PDT),
wrote:

star 2 deg N of crescent moon, north-west NOW Sun 8 Jun 2008 nzst 6pm
everywhere.

N S hemispheres.

Wellington NZ 41 S.
very easy naked eye cities.
nice.

don.lotto
milky-tea astronomer. 8/6/08. C(
SAT SUN


Mars

On Jun 9, 12:16*am, Dave W. wrote:
On Sat, 7 Jun 2008 22:58:18 -0700 (PDT),
wrote:

star 2 deg N of crescent moon, north-west NOW Sun 8 Jun 2008 nzst 6pm
everywhere.

N S hemispheres.

Wellington NZ 41 S.
very easy naked eye cities.
nice.

don.lotto
milky-tea astronomer. 8/6/08. C(
SAT SUN

Mars

apparently it should be PLANET..mars xxxx but tonite mond waxing
crescent moon will be in tight bunch
regulus alpha leonis lion and planet saturn

6 pm nzst.
many thks gg,
the important thing is to experience photons.
??star 2 deg N of crescent moon, north-west NOW Sun 8 Jun 2008 nzst
6pm
everywhere.

To which star are you referring, please, Don? And what, if anything,
is
special about it?
Stars close to the Ecliptic but north of it, and close to the Moon
that I
can see include:-
Acubens;
Altert
Algieba (gamma Leonis);
Raselas;
Asellus Australis
Regulus (alpha Leonis); next day tod mond 9/6/08. don

I note, too, that the planet Mars is nearby as well, as is Saturn.

right planetarium

astro pkt diary wgton 2008.

Wellington NZ 41 S.
very easy naked eye cities.
nice.