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elleng

(141,926 posts) Sat Sep 18, 2021, 07:30 PM Sep 2021

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with what? Maybe Jupiter!

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with what? Maybe Jupiter! (Original Post) elleng Sep 2021 OP

Yes and Saturn a bit more West IA8IT Sep 2021 #1

+1 2naSalit Sep 2021 #3

Yes, Jupiter. Too bright for Saturn or Mars, and too far from the Sun for Venus. patphil Sep 2021 #2

Last evening, Jupiter was about the same distance to the left of the moon as it is to the right now John1956PA Sep 2021 #4

IA8IT

(6,380 posts)

1. Yes and Saturn a bit more West

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Sat Sep 18, 2021, 08:14 PM

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2naSalit

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3. +1

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patphil

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2. Yes, Jupiter. Too bright for Saturn or Mars, and too far from the Sun for Venus.

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Sat Sep 18, 2021, 08:36 PM

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John1956PA

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4. Last evening, Jupiter was about the same distance to the left of the moon as it is to the right now

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Sat Sep 18, 2021, 10:55 PM

Sep 2021

Perhaps someone here knows the measurement, in degrees, which separates the moon and Jupiter this evening.

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