2014 July 5 Mars Spica Moon Night Sky Chart Ea

2014 July 5 Mars Spica Moon Night Sky Chart Ea The moon, mars and spica on july 5, 2014. thanks to all who submitted photos here at earthsky.org or posted to earthsky on facebook, twitter or g . On july 5, 2014, the night of my sister's birthday, and my friend ryan's wedding, the moon will be within half a degree of the planet mars, and the pair will both be about 3 degrees from the 15th brightest star spica. it should be a bright and interesting summer night conjunction! the position you see here is based on my location in indiana.

2014 July 5 6 7 Spica Saturn Mars Multiple Moon Night S Starry night software. on the morning of july 4 at 4 a.m. edt, pluto will be in opposition to the sun. opposition means that pluto is directly opposite the sun in our sky. pluto will rise as the. The interactive sky chart offers a lot in the way of customizing what you want to see. chart the stars and planets visible to the unaided eye from any location, at any time of day or night, on any date between the years 1600 to 2400 by entering your location, either via zip code, city, or latitude longitude. change the horizon view by dragging. Astrophotographer joanne q. escober from marikina city, philippines, shared a labeled photo taken on july 9, 2014, showing the moon with saturn and mars plus the stars spica, arcturus and antares. July 24: venus, the "morning star," rises at first light and shines low in the east northeast as dawn brightens. this morning, you’ll also see a delicately thin crescent moon hovering about 4.

Mars Moon Spica Conjunction July 5 2014 Stellar Neophyte Astrono Astrophotographer joanne q. escober from marikina city, philippines, shared a labeled photo taken on july 9, 2014, showing the moon with saturn and mars plus the stars spica, arcturus and antares. July 24: venus, the "morning star," rises at first light and shines low in the east northeast as dawn brightens. this morning, you’ll also see a delicately thin crescent moon hovering about 4. The occultation will be visible from virginia beach. it will begin with the disappearance of spica (alpha virginis) behind the moon at 23:29 edt in the south western sky at an altitude of 10.5 degrees. its reappearance will be visible at 00:37 edt, though at a low altitude of 2.5 degrees. the map below shows the visibility of the occultation. July 13, 2024 around 10:27 pm. equipment: sony a7iii attached to an orion 900mm refractor with 2x barlow lens. description: i captured this photo of the bright star spica just a minute before it disappeared behind the moon. though the sky was quite hazy, i still managed to photograph this moment.