Quick View of the evening Planets
July 10th 2010 03:06
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Northern hemisphere look at the evening planets Venus Mars and Saturn
For Northern hemisphere viewers especially those living in central United States and the greater US can see three of the major planet of our solar system, Venus Mars and Saturn.
These planets are in line with Venus at the bottom followed by Mars and Saturn. These planets are visible on both hemispheres North and South, the best viewing time is around 8: 30 p.m. for people living in the US and 5:30 p.m. onwards for viewers in Australia.
Southern Hemisphere view of venus mars and saturn
Northern and Southern Hemisphere regions these planets are visible for most of the month of July just after sunset so now is a good time to catch a glimpse of these brighter planets.
Venus Mars and Saturn can be visible with the naked eye and provide a good view through a medium pair of binoculars or a small telescope.
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Did you get to see any of the planets last night ?
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