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elleng

(130,714 posts) Sun May 1, 2022, 06:24 PM May 2022

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Missed Jupiter/Venus conjunction, caught sunrise,

including geese. Southern MD.

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Missed Jupiter/Venus conjunction, caught sunrise, (Original Post) elleng May 2022 OP

I did, as well PJMcK May 2022 #1

Not sure whether I'd have caught it, due to clouds and foliage. elleng May 2022 #2

I saw it the last 2 mornings. Jupiter was an "inch" apart Tetrachloride May 2022 #3

Good you caught it. elleng May 2022 #4

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PJMcK

(21,988 posts)

1. I did, as well

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Sun May 1, 2022, 06:26 PM

May 2022

It was too cloudy for me. Damn, I wanted to 'scope the conjunction!

Oh, well. There's other stuff to look at.

elleng

(130,714 posts)

2. Not sure whether I'd have caught it, due to clouds and foliage.

Reply to PJMcK (Reply #1)

Sun May 1, 2022, 06:28 PM

May 2022

Glad to see 'gold' left by sunrise.

Tetrachloride

(7,813 posts)

3. I saw it the last 2 mornings. Jupiter was an "inch" apart

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Sun May 1, 2022, 06:34 PM

May 2022

left or above Venus on the 2 mornings

The new moon was invisible or below the horizon in the dusty sunrise

elleng

(130,714 posts)

4. Good you caught it.

Reply to Tetrachloride (Reply #3)

Sun May 1, 2022, 06:46 PM

May 2022

So did I, one morning, before 'New' moon. Foliage definitely threatening.

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