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Old January 24th 06, 03:10 PM posted to uk.sci.astronomy
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Default Which Planets?

Hiya,
Looking out of the bedroom window at aprox 7.00A.M.
I saw a bright object rising in the south-east (no it wasn't the Sun) and
another to the right of the moon in a south-westerly direction.
I am no Patrick Moore but was this Venus and Jupiter?

I can't wait for the new issue of Sky at Night because when I've looked at
the ten novice telescopes on review I'll go and buy one, then when the kids
are naughty I'll just get them up at two in the morning(-12 hopefully) and
make them do some stargazing.
Thanks in advance Dave B.


 




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