The Night Sky This Week: Nov. 4-10, 2024

[Socrates]

The sight of Venus and a slim crescent moon taking place after sunset
for three consecutive evenings is the sky-watching highlight this week.

Diane snapped this photo:

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https://postimg.cc/06HfWv8g

Tuesday will offer the best sight, with the “Evening Star” shining
brightly very close to the moon, whose dark limb will display
“Earthshine,” delicate light reflected from Earth’s oceans and ice.

Beyond that there are bound to be some “fireballs” and, potentially,
intense Northern Lights. If you have binoculars then grab a last look at
the comet before it leaves the inner solar system.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2024/11/04/see-fireballs-as-venus-meets-the-moon-after-sunset-the-night-sky-this-week/

[Sharx335]

Post by Socrates
The sight of Venus and a slim crescent moon taking place after sunset
for three consecutive evenings is the sky-watching highlight this week.
https://i.postimg.cc/LXmbs4ws/Moon-n-Venus.jpg
https://postimg.cc/06HfWv8g
Tuesday will offer the best sight, with the “Evening Star” shining
brightly very close to the moon, whose dark limb will display
“Earthshine,” delicate light reflected from Earth’s oceans and ice.
Beyond that there are bound to be some “fireballs” and, potentially,
intense Northern Lights. If you have binoculars then grab a last look at
the comet before it leaves the inner solar system.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2024/11/04/see-fireballs-
as-venus-meets-the-moon-after-sunset-the-night-sky-this-week/

Good stuff!

[Fred Exley]

Post by Socrates
The sight of Venus and a slim crescent moon taking place after sunset
for three consecutive evenings is the sky-watching highlight this week.
https://i.postimg.cc/LXmbs4ws/Moon-n-Venus.jpg
https://postimg.cc/06HfWv8g
Tuesday will offer the best sight, with the “Evening Star” shining
brightly very close to the moon, whose dark limb will display
“Earthshine,” delicate light reflected from Earth’s oceans and ice.
Beyond that there are bound to be some “fireballs” and, potentially,
intense Northern Lights. If you have binoculars then grab a last look at
the comet before it leaves the inner solar system.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2024/11/04/see-fireballs-
as-venus-meets-the-moon-after-sunset-the-night-sky-this-week/

Nice pic! But you just doxxed yourself from the GPS location embedded
in the photo. Now I know where you live, so you better be nice to me
from now on or I'll come over and TP your house or something :)

[Sharx335]

Post by Socrates
The sight of Venus and a slim crescent moon taking place after sunset
for three consecutive evenings is the sky-watching highlight this week.
https://i.postimg.cc/LXmbs4ws/Moon-n-Venus.jpg
https://postimg.cc/06HfWv8g
Tuesday will offer the best sight, with the “Evening Star” shining
brightly very close to the moon, whose dark limb will display
“Earthshine,” delicate light reflected from Earth’s oceans and ice.
Beyond that there are bound to be some “fireballs” and, potentially,
intense Northern Lights. If you have binoculars then grab a last look
at the comet before it leaves the inner solar system.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2024/11/04/see-
fireballs- as-venus-meets-the-moon-after-sunset-the-night-sky-this-week/

Nice pic!  But you just doxxed yourself from the GPS location embedded
in the photo.  Now I know where you live, so you better be nice to me
from now on or I'll come over and TP your house or something :)

Or something?

[Fred Exley]

Post by Sharx335

Post by Socrates
The sight of Venus and a slim crescent moon taking place after sunset
for three consecutive evenings is the sky-watching highlight this week.
https://i.postimg.cc/LXmbs4ws/Moon-n-Venus.jpg
https://postimg.cc/06HfWv8g
Tuesday will offer the best sight, with the “Evening Star” shining
brightly very close to the moon, whose dark limb will display
“Earthshine,” delicate light reflected from Earth’s oceans and ice.
Beyond that there are bound to be some “fireballs” and, potentially,
intense Northern Lights. If you have binoculars then grab a last look
at the comet before it leaves the inner solar system.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2024/11/04/see-
fireballs- as-venus-meets-the-moon-after-sunset-the-night-sky-this-week/

Nice pic!  But you just doxxed yourself from the GPS location embedded
in the photo.  Now I know where you live, so you better be nice to me
from now on or I'll come over and TP your house or something :)

Or something?

Eggs, a lit brown paper bag full of shit, fireworks, an "I Love Trump"
signed planted on his front lawn, the possibilities are endless...

[Socrates]

Post by Fred Exley

Post by Sharx335

Post by Socrates
The sight of Venus and a slim crescent moon taking place after
sunset for three consecutive evenings is the sky-watching highlight
this week.
https://i.postimg.cc/LXmbs4ws/Moon-n-Venus.jpg
https://postimg.cc/06HfWv8g
Tuesday will offer the best sight, with the “Evening Star” shining
brightly very close to the moon, whose dark limb will display
“Earthshine,” delicate light reflected from Earth’s oceans and ice.
Beyond that there are bound to be some “fireballs” and, potentially,
intense Northern Lights. If you have binoculars then grab a last
look at the comet before it leaves the inner solar system.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2024/11/04/see-
fireballs-
as-venus-meets-the-moon-after-sunset-the-night-sky-this-week/

Nice pic!  But you just doxxed yourself from the GPS location
embedded in the photo.  Now I know where you live, so you better be
nice to me from now on or I'll come over and TP your house or
something :)

Or something?

Eggs, a lit brown paper bag full of shit, fireworks, an "I Love Trump"
signed planted on his front lawn, the possibilities are endless...

An "I love Trump" sign could get you introduced to my body guards, Smith
& Wesson. :)

[Sharx335]

Post by Socrates

Post by Fred Exley

Post by Sharx335

Post by Socrates
The sight of Venus and a slim crescent moon taking place after
sunset for three consecutive evenings is the sky-watching highlight
this week.
https://i.postimg.cc/LXmbs4ws/Moon-n-Venus.jpg
https://postimg.cc/06HfWv8g
Tuesday will offer the best sight, with the “Evening Star” shining
brightly very close to the moon, whose dark limb will display
“Earthshine,” delicate light reflected from Earth’s oceans and ice.
Beyond that there are bound to be some “fireballs” and,
potentially, intense Northern Lights. If you have binoculars then
grab a last look at the comet before it leaves the inner solar system.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2024/11/04/see-
fireballs- as-venus-meets-the-moon-after-sunset-the-night-sky-this-
week/

Nice pic!  But you just doxxed yourself from the GPS location
embedded in the photo.  Now I know where you live, so you better be
nice to me from now on or I'll come over and TP your house or
something :)

Or something?

Eggs, a lit brown paper bag full of shit, fireworks, an "I Love Trump"
signed planted on his front lawn, the possibilities are endless...

An "I love Trump" sign could get you introduced to my body guards, Smith
& Wesson.  :)

Ah yes...Clint's friends.

[badgolferman]

Post by Sharx335

Post by Socrates
An "I love Trump" sign could get you introduced to my body guards, Smith
& Wesson.  :)

Ah yes...Clint's friends.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/284956247431?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=mq3B7QIET1O&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=mxKhpNZNSuC&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

[Sharx335]

Post by Fred Exley

Post by Sharx335

Post by Socrates
The sight of Venus and a slim crescent moon taking place after
sunset for three consecutive evenings is the sky-watching highlight
this week.
https://i.postimg.cc/LXmbs4ws/Moon-n-Venus.jpg
https://postimg.cc/06HfWv8g
Tuesday will offer the best sight, with the “Evening Star” shining
brightly very close to the moon, whose dark limb will display
“Earthshine,” delicate light reflected from Earth’s oceans and ice.
Beyond that there are bound to be some “fireballs” and, potentially,
intense Northern Lights. If you have binoculars then grab a last
look at the comet before it leaves the inner solar system.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2024/11/04/see-
fireballs- as-venus-meets-the-moon-after-sunset-the-night-sky-this-
week/

Nice pic!  But you just doxxed yourself from the GPS location
embedded in the photo.  Now I know where you live, so you better be
nice to me from now on or I'll come over and TP your house or
something :)

Or something?

Eggs, a lit brown paper bag full of shit, fireworks, an "I Love Trump"
signed planted on his front lawn, the possibilities are endless...

You probably live a lot closer to his front lawn than do I...up here in
Alberta, Canada.

[Sharx335]

Post by Sharx335

Post by Fred Exley

Post by Sharx335

Post by Socrates
The sight of Venus and a slim crescent moon taking place after
sunset for three consecutive evenings is the sky-watching highlight
this week.
https://i.postimg.cc/LXmbs4ws/Moon-n-Venus.jpg
https://postimg.cc/06HfWv8g
Tuesday will offer the best sight, with the “Evening Star” shining
brightly very close to the moon, whose dark limb will display
“Earthshine,” delicate light reflected from Earth’s oceans and ice.
Beyond that there are bound to be some “fireballs” and,
potentially, intense Northern Lights. If you have binoculars then
grab a last look at the comet before it leaves the inner solar system.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2024/11/04/see-
fireballs- as-venus-meets-the-moon-after-sunset-the-night-sky-this-
week/

Nice pic!  But you just doxxed yourself from the GPS location
embedded in the photo.  Now I know where you live, so you better be
nice to me from now on or I'll come over and TP your house or
something :)

Or something?

Eggs, a lit brown paper bag full of shit, fireworks, an "I Love Trump"
signed planted on his front lawn, the possibilities are endless...

You probably live a lot closer to his front lawn than do I...up here in
Alberta, Canada.