Miss seeing Pete and Paul on the Sky ay Night in Patrick's garden, larking about. I don't watch the Sky at Night now but tune in to listen to this ultra informative and brilliant show! Bravo!
That’s some good advice on ware to look I know well about the stars and the planets I used to live in the UK and observe the stars well I no longer live there so I noticed Ven is now visible in the early twilight I know that in the UK it’s more lower down cause it gets dark later
i have a great view, last night was one of the best ive seen in a while between the times of 2am until around 5am, just at naked eye view, i have seen things that i had no answer to what they were over the years,
I didn't realize that Mars was near M35 because it's really low at about midnight just coming up and I think that the atmospheric thickness would make it difficult to pick out M35.But it's really nice watching Jupiter and Mars rising over the see.With M1 I've seen it with my Viking 10x42 monocular when I have been to dark places but it's just a misty patch.
Personally i think the GRS may just be sinking somewhat. Rather than shrinking. It's only an opinion so nothing to back it up. We'll just have to wait and see. This year it'll be in a good spot for trying for a full rotation animation. Hoping to improve on my best at 9 hours 20 minutes or so.
Had a look at the Saturn Nebula last night for the 1st time and it was the 2nd time that evening that I’d thought that a name suited the subject. Used a UHC filter and at 100x it looked like Saturn did a few years back when the rings were wider
Im guessing the reason the great red spot is getting smaller has to do with that comet that broke apart and fell in the atmosphere. The comet came in 94 and scientists started noticing the storm getting smaller in 95. And stuff like that can impact the weather the atmosphere, look what it does here. Even a volcano can impact the weather and cause the atmosphere to reflect sunlight back into space and can cause an ice age. There were huge holes or scars that were visible on Jupiter that lasted for weeks so if it can do that maybe it can affect the great red spot by changing the chemistry of the atmosphere as well.
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Miss seeing Pete and Paul on the Sky ay Night in Patrick's garden, larking about. I don't watch the Sky at Night now but tune in to listen to this ultra informative and brilliant show! Bravo!
It's fascinating to see how much we can observe in the night sky this month! I didn't know that Ganymede could be seen transiting Jupiter
I loved learning about the autumn equinox and its significance. It's amazing how much our planet's tilt affects the way we experience the sky.
That’s some good advice on ware to look I know well about the stars and the planets I used to live in the UK and observe the stars well I no longer live there so I noticed Ven is now visible in the early twilight I know that in the UK it’s more lower down cause it gets dark later
i have a great view, last night was one of the best ive seen in a while between the times of 2am until around 5am, just at naked eye view, i have seen things that i had no answer to what they were over the years,
I didn't realize that Mars was near M35 because it's really low at about midnight just coming up and I think that the atmospheric thickness would make it difficult to pick out M35.But it's really nice watching Jupiter and Mars rising over the see.With M1 I've seen it with my Viking 10x42 monocular when I have been to dark places but it's just a misty patch.
Thanks, guys, for the very informative video. Keep up the great work.
Personally i think the GRS may just be sinking somewhat. Rather than shrinking. It's only an opinion so nothing to back it up. We'll just have to wait and see. This year it'll be in a good spot for trying for a full rotation animation. Hoping to improve on my best at 9 hours 20 minutes or so.
Not many minutes off full rotation - that's impressive, have you published the animation anywhere?
@@chrisjordan4210 Thanks Chris. It's on my channel. In the planet GIFs II video. It's mostly Jupiter with a few Mars anims as well.
Had a look at the Saturn Nebula last night for the 1st time and it was the 2nd time that evening that I’d thought that a name suited the subject. Used a UHC filter and at 100x it looked like Saturn did a few years back when the rings were wider
What is the best time and place to view the inner and outer planets this month?
Sadly, news of astrophographer Alyn Wallace’s death. His family is maintaining his website for now. Clear skies.😢
Im guessing the reason the great red spot is getting smaller has to do with that comet that broke apart and fell in the atmosphere. The comet came in 94 and scientists started noticing the storm getting smaller in 95. And stuff like that can impact the weather the atmosphere, look what it does here. Even a volcano can impact the weather and cause the atmosphere to reflect sunlight back into space and can cause an ice age. There were huge holes or scars that were visible on Jupiter that lasted for weeks so if it can do that maybe it can affect the great red spot by changing the chemistry of the atmosphere as well.
Gday guys could you do a podcast for us southern hemisphere guys in Australia, we don't seem to have any one doing this please.❤
There are many, many websites for this tbf. I don't think the BRITISH Broadcasting Corporation really feels that it needs to.
Space Nuts. Professor Fred Watson and Andrew Dunkley. For those in the southern hemisphere.
Paul you messed up Petes joke 😂
Why do so many astronomers live in cities?
Probably closer to the colleges they lecture at
For the same reason you see more deer in the woods.
Satars showed in sky??
:)
what planet is NNE of orion 0n 9/2 /2024 at 5:25 A.M
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Jupiter. Decent binocs will reveal its 4 large satellites; seeing those will confirm its identity.
Pet you are seeks graambum???
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What is the best time and place to view the inner and outer planets this month?
Well Mars and Jupiter and Uranus are better at the end and Saturn is best 9th September