Eastern Sky, 4:45am, August 26 |
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Winter Constellations: Gemini, Orion
Two of the Winter constellations, Gemini and Orion, are now visible before sunrise. Tonight, I will try to take a picture of the eastern sky where they appear, as the forecast looks good for clear skies. Last night clouds covered up a near eclipse of Mars and the moon in Gemini. Tonight, Mars will still be sitting in Gemini, and at 4:45am a thin crescent Moon will have risen just behind them. Procyon of Canis Minoris will be hanging over the Eastern cardinal point:
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