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Here is a link to show exactly where the Space Station is over earth right now: Click Here
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Star Gazers
#93141
11/26/07 07:10 PM
11/26/07 07:10 PM
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Mars Doubles in Brightness According to NASA tonight is a good time to see Mars. You don't need a telescope to enjoy Mars, however. It is plainly visible to the naked eye, bright and red, standing out among the pale stars of Gemini as something definitely different.
Finding the constellation and the planet within is child's play on Nov. 26th and 27th. That's when the nearly full Moon glides past Mars, only one degree away, and draws attention to the pair. If you can find the full Moon, you can find Mars. Look east before bedtime on Monday evening, Nov. 26th, or west before dawn on Tuesday morning, Nov. 27th
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Re: Star Gazers
[Re: crater]
#93148
11/26/07 08:22 PM
11/26/07 08:22 PM
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I realize that Mars is a planet. In naming this particular forum Star Gazers, it is a general heading for the hobbiest with an interest in view the heavenly bodies, be it star or planet. . . . 
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Re: Star Gazers
[Re: crater]
#93169
11/28/07 04:33 AM
11/28/07 04:33 AM
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For me, it was to overcast to see anything last night or this morning.  I heard from Seattle, They said, "Saw the moon early this AM, no Mars in sight that I could see."
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Here is the link to this week's Sabbath School Lesson Study and Discussion Material: Click Here
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