what star or planet is that

[analog man]

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Oh i see. Thanx Rods.

[coerce]

Mag lecture sa ko gamay, unsaon paggamit sa Stellarium

YouTube - Using Stellarium to Identify Bright Objects in the Night Sky

-RODION

dali ra kaayo na bro hehehe. do it yourself ra ang lecture ana, a little kuri-kuri sa features will do

@Topic:
based on stellarium, ang uranus ubos gamay sa Jupiter. though not seen with the naked eye.

[Leartes]

sorry, maybe its in WSW , i was standing near CIT and its probably right above the mountains where camella homes talisay would be.

basta its somewhere south, and thing is, after i posted this ganina, na wala man, pero ni daghan ang clouds didto, cguro na takban...

i thought it was some kind of a plane na ga face nku, but for one hour wa man gyud mo usab ang position sa light. low ra cya around that time, probably 15 deg from the fourth floor of the bldg.

[analog man]

swerte ka leartes, wala jud ko kakita

[rodsky]

swerte ka leartes, wala jud ko kakita

It's not "swerte"...Venus will be in that part of the sky for the next few weeks, just look WSW every evening between 6-8pm, naa ra na diha.

So again, it's not an issue of "swerte"--except if we're talking about bad weather, of course. It's knowing about the movement of planets and their positions in the daytime and night sky.

-RODION

[analog man]

aren't we talking about Jupiter?

[rodsky]

aren't we talking about Jupiter?

Venus ang nakit-an ni Leartes, and that's why we're talking about THAT, rather than Jupiter.

-RODION

[analog man]

At around that same time, Jupiter was almost directly east, and less brighter than Venus.

I was referring on this.

[crisxahia]

wow this is really amazing..

[Leartes]

ITS HERE AGAIN!!!! look up to the southern sky!!! its somewhere SOUTH! on my west part if facing south...