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Topic: Sun Flares & Venus more brilliant - Morning Star
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astro junkie
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posted July 13, 2004 01:25 AM
 
"SOLAR ACTIVITY WATCH: The Sun has been mostly quiet for weeks, but this
could soon change. One or more big sunspots are turning toward Earth,
raising the possibility of solar flares, geomagnetic storms and auroras in
the days and weeks ahead.MORNING STAR: It's not easy waking up at dawn, but this week it's worth
doing. Venus, the "morning star," is absolutely brilliant in the eastern
sky around sunrise. On July 14th, Venus and the crescent moon will appear
side by side--a lovely sight. On July 15th Venus reaches maximum
brightness. The planet is delightful to see through a telescope; it looks
like a tiny crescent Moon. Visit http://SpaceWeather.com for more information, solar activity updates
and sky maps." IP: Logged | |
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