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>They're still aligned until the end of the month
Really? They appear to be ~15 degrees apart from view on the back deck. Perhaps on the scale of the Solar System they're aligned. Venus hits the horizon, then an hour later Saturn, and another hour later Jupiter.
>Venus is right below saturn.
Agreed, and from the pic they're roughly an hour apart, or 15 degrees.
>Anons worldwide will be praying for America and the world tonight starting at 7 pm, EST.
Phone alarm set.
>>Cant argue with this.
>You do know where you are, right?
>Again, this is from the conjunction that occurred last year. Since that time the planets have drifted out of that alignment. Also, Mercury isn't in play in the evening sky, Saturn is. The question now is whether their separation is still within the bounds of that conjunction.
>Cant argue with this.
You do know where you are, right?
Again, this is from the conjunction that occurred last year. Since that time the planets have drifted out of that alignment. Also, Mercury isn't in play in the evening sky, Saturn is. The question now is whether their separation is still within the bounds of that conjunction.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aICaAEXDJQQ
>Go outside
Every clear evening I'll check out the Jupiter/Saturn/Venus show. I've already stated that they appear to be ~15 degrees apart. Jupiter and Saturn were just about one or two degrees apart a year ago. Are you trying not to understand this?