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Monday 13th January 2025

Great beautiful celestial formation ~ when the Full Moon forms a triangle with Pollux (a star in the constellation Gemini) and Mars, it creates a striking visual in the night sky.

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Monday 13th January 2025

Ganymede’s shadow will transit across Jupiter. This event is a fascinating sight to observe through a telescope. Ganymede’s shadow will appear as a small, dark spot moving across Jupiter’s surface.

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Friday 10th January 2025

The conjunction of the Moon and Jupiter is a beautiful celestial event where these two bright objects appear close together in the night sky.

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Friday 10th January 2025

Venus is at its greatest eastern elongation when it’s farthest from the sun in the evening sky and appears brightest. oooo

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Occultation of the Pleiades

The occultation of the Pleiades star cluster, also known as the “Seven Sisters,” is a fascinating – the moon passed in front of the Pleiades, hiding some of its stars from my view in binocular. oooo

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NGC 1983 (Open Cluster)

NGC1893 is an open cluster in the constellation Auriga ~ a group of stars are relatively young, forming within a nebula like Tadpole, which is rich in gas and dust, providing the essential material for star formation. which is embedded … Continue reading

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Thurs 9th thru Fri 10th January 2025

From 8pm, a few hours later till 1am on early morning of 10th January, the Moon occults several stars in the Seven Sisters star cluster (known as Messier 45 or The Pleiades). oooo

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Keep eye on Saturn & Venus

Planning to watch this celestial event for anyone ~ make sure to find Saturn and Venus will be forming a rare conjunction on Friday 17th January, during this event this month, the two planets will appear remarkably close in the … Continue reading

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Three half hours different

The Lunar X and V are not lasting lunar features which are visible on the lunar surface for about 4 hours. o

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Lunar X and V

Name of craters Ukert (marked V) and Blanchinus (marked X) stood out, reflecting sunlight in a pattern asterism resembling letters of the alphabet.o

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