Jupiter & Venus

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    Hey guys and Girls Jupiter and Venus is well worth a look tomorrow night ..
    they will be at their bright'est and will remain that way for the next 3 or 4 weeks .. if you look towards the Western skie's you will not mistake them .. they will look like 2 huge beacons burning .. actually they are 450 million miles apart .. as the night progreses they will disapear deep into the western sky .. best time to have a look is about an hour after sunset .. Micky
     
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      I saw it last week up in Northumberland. I agree it is very clear and easy to identify.
       
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        Yes I've noticed them the last few nights, they are very close together that's quite unusual.
         
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          I'll look, Mickey, when I get some clear skies as for the last two days we've had wall to wall low thick cloud:dunno:
           
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