Planets
Mars honored us only
briefly in the evening sky. He's in the evening to see just for an hour in the
West South West. Mars is 1.2 Size bright and is located in the constellation
Virgo.
The Ring Planet Saturn
adopted soon by the evening sky. He can only be seen for an hour in the West
South West (set at 21 ½ clock). Saturn (0.8 size) Located in the constellation
Virgo. Saturn has an angular distance (elongation on) from the sun of 44 °.
Jupiter culminates
after sunrise. He goes on to 23 ¼ clock in the Northeast. Jupiter (in Taurus)
has a brightness of -2.4 on size. Morning at 6 clocks, order of Jupiter's
moons: Europe - Io - Jupiter's Ganymede, Calistoga. On Jupiter by 5 ¼ clock of
Big Red Spot can be observed.
Venus emerged four
hours before sunrise on the Ostnordosten. Our inner planetary neighbor
dominates the morning sky from tomorrow Wednesday at 2 ¾ clock. Venus holds
(-4.2 size classes bright) to the constellation Cancer. A look through a
telescope shows us a bulging disk of Venus.
Moon
The moon rises late on
(by 21 ¼ clock). It decreases; its illumination is 81%. But he can still be
found after sunrise to 11 clocks in the morning sky. At the highest point of
his daily train reaches the moon tomorrow Wednesday at 4 ½ clock (55 °
altitude, in the constellation Aries).
Sun
The sunspots are
relative to the surrounding photosphere some cooler areas therefore appear as
dark spots on the sun appeared. Currently, a sunspot number of 156 was
determined, a high value. Two large sunspot groups covered the sun yesterday.
Total 66 spots on the sun were to be seen in nine groups. Attention! With
telescope and binocular observations of the sun, you must always use the
special guarantees for solar observation approved and suitable lens filter,
otherwise an immediate total amaurosis done!
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