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Thank you!
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I might have to just catch it the next time 
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Sounds gnarly! Been watching it the last couple of weeks as they conjoin.
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Ok that is cool. Thank you Harry. Time to break out the telescope.
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Sounds like going down to the boardwalk tonight will give a great view assuming no cloud cover.
Southwest sky about an hour after sunset.
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conjunction junction, what's your function....
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Been tracking it for a few days now. Here in Carlsbad, it is pretty low on the horizon. Yesterday, had to get to the beach to see it.
So, for those of you wanting to see it tonight, try to get to high point or out to the beach. Been such beautiful evenings recently and to see the two planets progress to each other is fantastic.
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Parked in a spot outside the Pasadena hills waiting for it.
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Saw it 2nite , wasnt bright as i though it would be but still cool. Wish i kept my old celestron but oh well
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have to wait for the great shot on the news or from the professionals that will post on the internet
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The event itself was grand, the company around me ghetto as can be. Ruined the mood.
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Figured I better get the Telescope out to, since next time is 2080.
I can see three moons too.
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nice lil blurb about it...before it happens
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some images
btw...i'm a dude that would never notice anything going on up in the sky like that...ever, but i think it's cool when it's pointed out or watching the universe type documentaries
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Great show! I took this with my phone last night.
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They took a pic from a news copter last , awesome pic . Could see saturns rings.
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