Turn the Key! Open the door to let the light in!
Q !xowAT4Z3VQ ID: c95f7e No.1123269📁
Apr 20 2018 21:26:43 (EST)
Q !xowAT4Z3VQ ID: c95f7e No.1123074📁
Apr 20 2018 21:17:04 (EST)
>>1122995
This door will be opened later.
The choice, to know, will be yours.
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>>1123074
AS THE WORLD TURNS.
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Full Cold Moon Kiss is coming.
This year's moon will be visible the night of December 11 through the morning of December 12. On this same night, the planets Venus and Saturn will appear closer than usual in the night sky. The celestial bodies will be less than 2° apart and share a celestial longitude, a phenomena known as a conjunction or a planetary "kiss."
HOW TO SEE THE FULL COLD MOON KISS
During twilight on Tuesday, December 10, the bright planet Venus and the dimmer planet Saturn will arrive at their closest conjunction, 1.8° apart, above the southwestern horizon. The following evening, they'll be just .01° further away. Stick around the night of Wednesday, December 11 to catch the full cold moon, which reaches peak illumination at 9:12 p.m. on the West Coast and at 12 minutes after midnight on the East Coast.
Not planning on staying up late to see the moon reach its fullest state? Moonrise on December 11 will be just as spectacular. When the moon surfaces around sunset, it will appear larger and more reddish in color in the sky. Meanwhile, Venus's and Saturn's kiss will be visible 180º away.
REDish in color….
12/12 @ 12:12 ET