The Moon and Venus Meet Saturn | November 4 - November 10
Season 47 Episode 45 | 1mVideo has Closed Captions
Star Gazers STGZ437 November 4-10, 2024 “The Moon and Venus Meet Saturn”
Star Gazers STGZ437 November 4-10, 2024 “The Moon and Venus Meet Saturn”
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The Moon and Venus Meet Saturn | November 4 - November 10
Season 47 Episode 45 | 1mVideo has Closed Captions
Star Gazers STGZ437 November 4-10, 2024 “The Moon and Venus Meet Saturn”
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YOUR STAR-FRIEND TRACE HERE THE MOON AND PLANETS ARE THE BRIGHTEST NIGHT SKY OBJECTS THIS WEEK THEY’RE HAVING THEIR FIRST OF SEVERAL MEETUPS OR CONJUNCTIONS FIRST ONE IS MONDAY AND ANOTHER ON SUNDAY!
LET’S LOOK.
HIT THE TWILIGHT AT 6 PM LOOKING SOUTHWEST TOWARD THE SUNSET.
ON MONDAY YOU’LL SEE VENUS AND THE MOON MEETING UP.
BUT IF YOU MISSED THE CONJUNCTION, LOOK FOR THE EVENING STAR AS IT FOLLOWS THE SUN BELOW THE HORIZON THE REST OF THE WEEK.
REPEAT THIS ON SUNDAY AND YOU’LL SEE VENUS AGAIN, BUT THE MOON WILL MEET ANOTHER DOT THAT DAY SATURN!
IF YOU WATCH THE MOON FOR THE NEXT FEW HOURS, THE MOON WILL GET*S* CLOSE TO THEY’LL ALMOST TOUCH!
THIS CONJUNCTION IS HAPPENING INSIDE THE CONSTELLATION AQUARIUS.
LOOK FOR HIS SHOULDERS SADALSUUD AND SADALMELIK.
AND IF YOU LOOK BETWEEN THE MOON AND THE HORIZON FOR FOMALHAUT THE BRIGHTEST STAR IN PISCIS AUSTRINUS.
THE MOON WILL MEET VENUS AND SATURN AGAIN IN 2024.
SO, KEEP LOOKIN’ UP.
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