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What is that at east-south east

BrianG23 · 2012-10-21 05:50:20

I'e seen it the last few nights, is it a planet? Or a star? Supernovea maybe? Just curious anyway. It's much brighter than the rest of the stars Edit---Oh is it Jupiter?

21-10-2012 5:50am

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I'e seen it the last few nights, is it a planet? Or a star? Supernovea maybe? Just curious anyway. It's much brighter than the rest of the stars

Edit---Oh is it Jupiter?

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#2 21-10-2012 7:51am

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Venus I'd say.

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#3 21-10-2012 11:05am

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BrianG23 wrote: »

I'e seen it the last few nights, is it a planet? Or a star? Supernovea maybe? Just curious anyway. It's much brighter than the rest of the stars

Edit---Oh is it Jupiter?

Jupiter rises at 8 so most likley it.

Michael

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What time did you see it at? If you saw it just before sunrise (i.e., between, say, 5am and 7am, and the time of your post would indicate this) then it's almost certainly Venus, as namloc1980 says.

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Stuck in between two fairly bright stars? That would be Jupiter!

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#6 22-10-2012 12:46pm

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Watch it change position as regarding the background stars and you will see it is a planet. It will be a little bit further along each night.

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