Watch the Christmas Star!

[MarciKS]

was that tonight?

 

[Pappy]

I think I read it would be 2080 for the next time. Let’s see: 2080 minus 1937.....nope.

 

[Phoenix]

It's been raining here.

 

[Jules]

It snowed all day and even in the middle of the night (insomnia) I checked to see if it was clear. No. Even without the snow storm, the city lights might have obscured the view. Ironically we had a rare couple of hours were the power was out and without the snow, it might have been visible. Not meant to be.

 

[fuzzybuddy]

There is a TV program where an astronomer would tell what planet was in what neighborhood. I never could find it. The sky's full of stars. I can find the moon, but after that things gets harder. I have trouble finding my front door, never mind the SSW of Orion or something. Is there an easy way to find stuff?

 

[asp3]

Jupiter will be the "star" that first appears after the sun goes down. It will appear somewhere around above where the sun set.