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| Veuus, Jupiter, Mars, and Mercury |
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| Venus, Jupiter, and Mars |
Monday, October 19, 2015
Four out of five naked-eye planets--Venus, Jupiter, Mars and Mercury 10.19.15
This morning, 4 of the 5 naked eye planets are visible in the pre-dawn sky. Here are the pix that show Venus, Jupiter, Mars, and Mercury. Mars is very faint, so click on the pic to enlarge it and zoom in--it is right below (7pm position) Jupiter. The second pic shows a zoomed in image of Venus, Jupiter and Mars.
Again--click for full size image and zoom!
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