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Amazing Venus Started by flstarlady at 11-17-2005 10:55 AM. Topic has 2 replies. TAS Community S... » StarHill » Observing Repor... » Amazing Venus

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11-17-2005, 10:55 AM flstarlady Joined on 05-25-2005 Tallahazee, FL Posts 77 Amazing Venus I'd heard you could see Venus in the daytime and I've spotted it as early as 3:45pm lately in the afternoons, but this morning I just found her at 10:50am!  I would guess you could pick it up even earlier - but I'm limited by my breaks at work.  Anyone else? Twinkle twinkle little star . . How I've wondered what we are . . Now I know you're made of dust . . Now I know you're just like us . . Twinkle twinkle, oh so far . . Now I know I am a star. Anonymous    Report

11-17-2005, 11:06 AM Starboy Joined on 05-22-2005 Tallahassee, FL Posts 150 Re: Amazing Venus If you know where to look you can see Jupiter during the day as well. When men are callin one another names and makin faces and everything is a jangle and ajar I contemplate on interstellar spaces and gaze upon a star - Mark Twain [with a slight change by Starboy]    Report

11-18-2005, 11:54 AM Tom Rowland Joined on 09-12-2005 Posts 70 Re: Amazing Venus Ya, but it is really hard to see Jupiters moons during the day.  And the surface detail is not so good.    Report

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