Space Weather News for Dec. 16, 2003
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DAYTIME JUPITER: Jupiter is bright enough to see in broad daylight--if you
know where to look. Today you can find it using the moon as a "landmark."
The quarter moon and Jupiter are only a few degrees apart. Scan around the
moon with a pair of binoculars, and you might be surprised to see Jupiter
pop out of the bright blue background.
Looked out the window about 0630 this morning and the Moon and (I presume) Jupiter were right next to each other. Nice sight ! Must get a picture.
Just looked out with binos - no luck,sky too bright now (9:50) moon very pretty against the blue though.