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| Re: What Did I See
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Steve Lawson/">Steve Lawson on October 25, 1998 12:03:32 UTC |
: I live in Mt.Clemens MI. on lake St. Clair. 82 53 w. 42 36 N at about 9.30 pm 10/5/98 : I saw a planet or star at 30/35 degrees south of true east at an elevation of 25/35 degrees above the horizon. Can you identify what it was I saw? My neighbor asked me if I new what it was. I could not answer him so I decided to go to the experts. I hope you can help. Thanks Don Evans Very likely you saw Jupiter, which was pretty much the brightest thing in the sky that night, other than the moon (which was about 39 degrees north of, and 3-4 degrees below Jupiter then). Steve |
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