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⭐Stars in the Night sky⭐ October Astronomy🌠 what's 2 see🌙🌟👀
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UPDATE💞🌌 for all those intrested, heres some tips & little more info.🤗
Dwarf planet CERES now in retrograde til mid-January, can be found below & to left of Alderbran, the brightest star of constellation Taurus
Planet Uranus is best seen after midnight shinning blue-green and is surrounded by bright stars
1st quarter moons, like on the 12th. Can always be seen during the day
16th...Venus is about a thumb width from Antares who shines red & is the brightest star in the Scorpious constellation
18th. Jupiter leaving retrograde, shines bright white on eastern side of constellation Capricornious, while on western side Saturn shines bright yellow
20th.Hunters moon -full moons in October shine near the constellation of Pisces
25th. View Mercury at greatest elongation west. in the morning sky best time as its furthest from sun
29th.. Venus greatest elongation east.
30th..may be able to make out the Andromeda Galaxy conveniently the constellation Cassiopeia forms an arrow with its 3 most western stars pointing towards it
31st.. star Algol "glowing eye of Medusa" can noticeably be seen dimming and brightening.
Also,for anyone with telescope.. should be able to see Jupiter's moons pass in front of the giant planet afew times this month.
And as always, Thank you so much @Diamond Lim💎 for help in spreading the word, really appreciate you Tagging everyone 💞🌌
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You always welcome. @WendyG78 😄
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@carmenechevarria 💞🌌 the Orionids are usually active for about a month.i just posted the presumably peak time. You should still be able to see on the 22nd.
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Hey b-day twin💚 @PrettyBubbles 💞🌌thats awesome,Thanks! I feel the same way when I'm looking up
So glad they are lots of shiny stars. Tho I think the brightest one is Sirus,which can be found following line of Orion's Belt down about the width of belt 8 times💕☯️
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@KCullen127 🛸 👀whatever you find👽🙃I'll be looking for your post💞🤪
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Thank you 🌌💞@ArriettyM
So happy that you are out enjoying sights in the sky even with the obstacles around. Hope you try to get a glimpse of Saturn & Jupiter too, they are hanging around the moon @ this time. let me know if you can spot them.
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