26 Jan 2023 To 19 Feb 2023 - Astrobursts - Astrology By Aatif & Friends

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08 FEB 2023
SUNRiSE
The sun rising over a blanket of mist this morning...
at Glastonbury, Tor
Photographer: Visions of Somerset

 

The Glastonbury, Tor
Photographer: Visions of Somerset
20 JUL 2022

 

Saturn through a telescope, photographed by Dan Borja

 

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The clearest image of Jupiter ever taken by the Juno spacecraft
It looks like a Van Gogh painting...
Also, the colors in this picture have been exaggerated,
but the polar regions really have a blue/gray tint
Mushballs and a Great Blue Spot:
What Lies Beneath Jupiter’s Pretty Clouds: https://bit.ly/4060TKG

 

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BBC SKY at Night Magazine / Pete Lawrence

 

Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD)
07 FEB 2023
APOD: A Comet and Two Dippers (2023 Feb 07)
Image Credit & Copyright: Petr Horalek / Institute of Physics in Opava
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap230207.html
Explanation: Can you still see the comet? Yes. Even as C/2022 E3 (ZTF) fades
, there is still time to see it if you know where and when to look.
Geometrically, Comet ZTF has passed its closest to both the Sun and the Earth
and is now headed back to the outer Solar System.
Its orbit around the Sun has it gliding across the northern sky all month,
after passing near Polaris and both the Big and Little Dippers last month.
Pictured, Comet ZTF was photographed between the two dippers in late January
while sporting an ion tail that extended over 10 degrees.
Now below naked-eye visibility, Comet ZTF can be found with binoculars
or a small telescope and a good sky map.
A good time to see the comet over the next week is after the Sun sets -- but before the Moon rises.
The comet will move nearly in front of Mars in a few days
https://www.petrhoralek.com/#about-1
https://www.slu.cz/phys/en/
Starship Asterisk* • APOD Discussion Page
http://asterisk.apod.com/discuss_apod.php?date=230207
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