Science Snippet: 2022 Astronomy Challenge Project 4 This month’s challenge is a true challenge. We’ll be trying to find the most difficult of the planets on our list, Mercury. As well as that we’ll have a splendid opportunity to see a conjunction between two of the planets we’ve already seen: Jupiter and Venus. In addition, the …
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Science Snippet: 2022 Astronomy Challenge Project 1 We’ll begin our search by looking for one of the brightest objects on the list, the planet Jupiter. Around half an hour after sunset look southwest. You should see a bright “star” about halfway up the sky. There should not be much else visible in the sky at …
Science Snippet: 2022 Astronomy Challenge Find the fifteen brightest objects in the night sky Over the course of the upcoming year, we’ll be trying to find the fifteen brightest objects in the sky. All the things on our checklist should be visible even from bright city skies without any optical equipment. This list excludes the …
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