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Stock Option Trading At 6:47 a.m. today, the autumnal equinox occurred. That is to say, autumn begins in the Northern Hemisphere. By a wonderful confidence, this happens to be very close to the moment of sunrise here in southern New Jersey.

It delivers superb visual images of the moon and planets, at all magnifications ( inch of aperture on the moon, Saturn, and even shrinking Mars!!!).

Currency Day Trading Sunrises are now getting much later. Astronomers now do not have to get up quite so frightfully early to see celestial events that occur in morning twilight.

The Planets move at varying speeds, some faster (the Moon) and some slower (Pluto), depending on how close they are to the Sun. The fastest Planets (Moon, Mercury, Venus and Mars) are commonly referred to as the inner Planets and speak to the inner self. The social Planets are Jupiter and Saturn, while the outer Planets (Uranus, Neptune and Pluto) fix their gaze on the external world.

Financial Software Trading As a matter of fact, this morning at about 6, if skies were clear, you could see a crescent moon in the east with a line of objects below it: Mercury lowest, brilliant Jupiter next upward, and finally, about half the width of your fist at arm's length lower right of the moon, the much dimmer star Regulus (you may need binoculars to see Regulus).

Major solar system planets including cloud belts and satellites of Jupiter, rings and satellites of Saturn, prominent features on Mars, craters and mountains on the Moon.

Online Stock Trading Company If you've already missed this moon-planet-star arrangement this morning, there is good news: Tomorrow's arrangement of them will be possibly even more attractive. On Wednesday go out at 6 a.m. (or a little earlier if possible) somewhere that has an unobstructed view to the east. You should see a striking triangle of very thin moon, bright planet Jupiter, and - to the lower right of the Moon - the planet Mercury.

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Forex Day Trading Regulus shines more dimly to the upper right of this triangle. How soon before sunrise can you see each of these objects with your unaided eye? With binoculars?

For astronomy, tube 90mm refractors, and easily outperforms smaller refractors on views of the planets and Moon as well as on faint nebulas and star clusters.

Financial In Market If you are the kind who likes a challenge, then Thursday morning will be for you. That morning, Jupiter, Mercury and Regulus will still be easily visible, but the moon will be incredibly low and skinny.

Stock Trading System If skies are very clear, use binoculars to look for this eyelash-thin moon just above the horizon (a tiny bit left of due east) around 6:20 a.m.

Day Trading Stock Tip The moon will then be just 161/2 hours before its absolutely dark, invisible "New Moon" phase. I once saw a moon this soon before New Moon - first with binoculars, then just barely with naked eye.

Financial Forex Forex Software But this is only about one hour off the world record for a waning crescent with the naked eye.

Stock Market Trading The moon will be only a few hours further from New Moon after sunset Friday. But it will be lower in the sky. A person would have to look just above the horizon a bit left of due west only 15 minutes after sunset to glimpse this "young moon".

Day Lesson Stock Tip Trading The sky will be extremely bright, and I don't think anyone in our part of the world will succeed in spotting it. Still, I find it fascinating that the bright planet Venus is less than two apparent diameters of the moon to the lower left of the moon that night. Might an expert observer with binoculars spot the intense point of light of Venus?

Financial System Trading Maybe you don't want a challenge. How about a really easy sight for this week? That would be Mars at nightfall. The orange planet is still easily the brightest light in the evening sky.

Day Trading Future By Fred Schaaf
The Press of Atlantic City - 9/23/2003

Topic: Astronomy

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