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If it is currently night time for you, i strongly recommend everybody go outside and look at Jupiter, at least if your into that kind of thing. Its a full moon tonight, so you wont be able to see a lot of other stars, and it will stick out like a sore thumb. Just look at the moon, then look diagonally down to the left a little bit, and it will be the second brightest thing in the sky. If you have a decent pair of binoculars or a telescope you will be able to see Jupiter's moons as well. It wont be this close again for another 70 years, so i everybody should definitely go take a look. Now get at it.
Yep. Its crazy. After tonight it will slowly start fading (i mean really slowly). Its at opposition right now as well, meaning directly opposite the sun (from our perspective). Neat little factoid right there.
it has a few more than that, over 60 moons I think. I can see 4 moons and make out the rings in the atmosphere with my telescope generally. so I really want to see what it's like now. too bad it's raining.
theres not a cloud in the sky where i live and the only two things you can see are the full moon and jupiter, it looks prety damn cool through burnocalurs too
Thats real cool, i took a few pictures and im not to great with photography but one of the shots came out really weird and looked like there were rings around it. Ill upload it tomorrow, could have just been some lens flare or something but it looked pretty cool
Just went outside to see if it was a clear night and holy shit. Stared at it for like 10 minutes pondering the fact that I was staring at Jupiter, and how big and bright it is in the sky.
yeah whatever dude, i kid you not when i tell you that BBC did the exact same story and everything. its the exact same, just with a british accent, and im not claiming but i might have seen more documentaries on space than you have
i went outside to look at it, only to find myself staring at some other random star twinkling at me, thinking it was some sort of morse code. i tried to de-code it, and it just says jjwebbbareueqslwatchingawuwsfalyoujajs