See a Planet During the Day | November 6 - November 12
Season 46 Episode 45 | 1mVideo has Closed Captions
Star Gazers STGZ337 November 6-12, 2024 “See a Planet During the Day”
Star Gazers STGZ337 November 6-12, 2024 “See a Planet During the Day”
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Funding provided by The Batchelor Foundation and The William J. & Tina Rosenberg Foundation
See a Planet During the Day | November 6 - November 12
Season 46 Episode 45 | 1mVideo has Closed Captions
Star Gazers STGZ337 November 6-12, 2024 “See a Planet During the Day”
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipSUP STARSHINES LOOKING UP ISN'’’T JUST A NIGHTTIME ACTIVITY THIS WEEK YOU CAN SEE A PLANET DURING THE DAY!
HIT THE TWILIGHT AT 5AM BEFORE SUNRISE LOOKING EAST.
THE MORNING STAR - VENUS - WILL BE SHINING BRIGHTLY AHEAD OF THE SUN.
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9 THE MOON JOINS VENUS.
THEY'’’LL BE WITHIN A DEGREE ABOUT A PINKY WIDTH!
WAKE UP EARLY AND GET UP HIGH.
IF YOU WAIT AROUND AFTER SUNRISE AND KEEP TRACKING THE MOON AND VENUS, YOU'’’LL JUST KEEP SEEING THEM!
BECAUSE OF THE CRESCENT PHASE, VENUS IS ACTUALLY BRIGHTER RIGHT NOW SO YOU SHOULD SEE IT FOR AT LEAST FEW HOURS.
THIS IS BECAUSE VENUS'’’S CLOUDS REFLECT A LOT OF LIGHT; THEY'’’RE MOSTLY CARBON DIOXIDE WITH A SULFURIC ACID LAYER.
THIS MAKES THE SURFACE HOT AND DEADLY.
IF WE WENT IT WOULDN'’’T BE PRETTY BUT THE PLANET SURE LOOKS GREAT HANGING IN THE SKY!
FOLLOW THE MORNING STAR FOR THE REST OF 2023!
KEEP LOOKIN'’’ UP!
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