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Backseat Driver

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2. I love cosmic events--but it's not often possible to see them here in March.

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Wed Mar 22, 2023, 09:17 PM

Mar 2023

We riding the roller coaster of seasonal climate transition so when it's warm it's usually wet or about to be, LOL. Makes it hard to even start working the garden and even harder to view the heavens. But I will go out with the doggies and try to count as many as I can should it possibly be clear and dry. Thanks for the head's up!

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A planet parade will appear in the night sky next week. Here's how to see it. [View all] elleng Mar 2023 OP

Thanks for posting this bdamomma Mar 2023 #1

I love cosmic events--but it's not often possible to see them here in March. Backseat Driver Mar 2023 #2

Mercury, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune need a binoculars or telescope usually Tetrachloride Mar 2023 #4

I have been following this story. Saturn is now setting before the sun does. John1956PA Mar 2023 #6

I will be sure to look for this, thanks, elleng! Diamond_Dog Mar 2023 #3

I may have to bring out the big telescope. Ilsa Mar 2023 #5

To see a map of the sky from one's locale (one can change the time, and locale) progree Mar 2023 #7