Ok so folks, Jupiter is really close right now. It won't be this close for another 10 years. Head outside at about midnight each night for the next week or so and its going to be visible in the night sky.
Jupiter's Great Red Spot. Image Credit: NASA. |
Also, I should really invest in a telescope would be awesome to actually see this stuff properly.
cool beans i'll probably take my camera out and shoot a couple of pics.
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Always reminds me of Wiener Melange.
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Didn't know about this, hope I didn't miss the opportunity
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Did everyone get to see the eclipse the other night?
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Love this astronomy stuff, man, definitely a new follower
ReplyDeleteI guess I'm a bit late for Jupiter...
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Amazing!!!
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so i think im gonna take a look at it with my old telescope....
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I always say: "better to see jupiter than uranus"
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Jupiter is really amazing ^^
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ReplyDeleteIt's not so easy to see the bigest planet within Solar System, when living in a polluted city. Just a thought.
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ReplyDeleteWow, that pic looks awesome, wish I had a powerful enough telescope D:
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Didn't realize this, wish i found this blog sooner!
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will do mang, now for a telescope
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Damn it, too late :-(
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Damn, I can't believe I missed this months ago. It must have been lovely.
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if you look at jupiter through a telescope it looks big
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thank you for this peace of knowledge.
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Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWell, I was late. Ten years it is then.
ReplyDeleteI've been putting off getting a telescope. I used to go to the top of my University's Science building to watch eclipse's and meteor showers and cool stuff. Better get on it!~
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ReplyDeleteMan that eye looking thing on Jupiter is a massive storm that has been going on for hundreds of years if I remember right.
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