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Astro Bob: See a spectacular occultation of Jupiter on Oct. 6 (opens the original)
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Like a magician, the moon will make Jupiter disappear on the morning of Oct. 6, then "pull it out of a hat" less than hour later. The rare event, called an occultation, will be visible from the Duluth region and much of eastern North America Tuesday morning before dawn, low in the eastern sky. I wish it were happening at a more convenient time, but nature has a habit of not consulting with humans. Times vary depending on your location, but for the Duluth region, the bright edge of the lunar cres
Astro Bob: See a spectacular occultation of Jupiter on Oct. 6 (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Like a magician, the moon will make Jupiter disappear on the morning of Oct. 6, then "pull it out of a hat" less than hour later. The rare event, called an occultation, will be visible from the Duluth region and much of eastern North America Tuesday morning before dawn, low in the eastern sky. I wish it were happening at a more convenient time, but nature has a habit of not consulting with humans. Times vary depending on your location, but for the Duluth region, the bright edge of the lunar cres
Astro Bob: See a spectacular occultation of Jupiter on Oct. 6 (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Like a magician, the moon will make Jupiter disappear on the morning of Oct. 6, then "pull it out of a hat" less than hour later. The rare event, called an occultation, will be visible from the Duluth region and much of eastern North America Tuesday morning before dawn, low in the eastern sky. I wish it were happening at a more convenient time, but nature has a habit of not consulting with humans. Times vary depending on your location, but for the Duluth region, the bright edge of the lunar cres
Astro Bob: See a spectacular occultation of Jupiter on Oct. 6 (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Like a magician, the moon will make Jupiter disappear the morning of Oct. 6, then "pull it out of a hat" less than hour later. The rare event, called an occultation, will be visible from the Duluth region and much of eastern North America Tuesday morning before dawn low in the eastern sky. I wish it were happening at a more convenient time, but nature has a habit of not consulting with humans. Times vary depending on your location, but for the Duluth region, the bright edge of the lunar crescent
Astro Bob: See a spectacular occultation of Jupiter on Oct. 6 (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Like a magician, the moon will make Jupiter disappear on the morning of Oct. 6, then "pull it out of a hat" less than hour later. The rare event, called an occultation, will be visible from the Duluth region and much of eastern North America Tuesday morning before dawn, low in the eastern sky. I wish it were happening at a more convenient time, but nature has a habit of not consulting with humans. Times vary depending on your location, but for the Duluth region, the bright edge of the lunar cres
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