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Stargaze planets visible to the eye before turkey day If you can brave the crisp cold of November evenings, step outside sometime between now and Thanksgiving to get some star gazing done and look at some planets. There are five planets that are visible to the naked eye while Thanksgiving star gazing, depending on their positions. These planets are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. Of the five, three are currently visible to the naked eye during a stargazing session, and only at certain times of the day. Venus Also called the “Morning Star,” Venus glimmers brightly at the end of the night and just before sunrise. Venus rises four hours before the end of the sun and is located around 30 degrees about the southeast horizon. Venus is the second planet from the sun and is the brightest object in the night sky after the moon. A layer of clouds made of sulfuric acid obscures the surface of the planet, and Venus’ atmospheric pressure is 92 times greater than Earth’s. Mars During the later hours of the night and at dawn Mars becomes visible while Thanksgiving stargazing. The Red Planet is decorated by the brighter Jupiter and Venus which hang above it in the sky. It is significantly dimmer than the other two and has a reddish appearance. Mars is a terrestrial planet fourth from the sun with an atmosphere made mostly of carbon dioxide. The largest dust storms in the solar system can be found on The Red Planet. Jupiter Also in the period of time at the latter end of the evening and dawn, Jupiter can be found high in the southeast above Venus. Jupiter, the Gas Giant, is two and a half times bigger than all of the other planets in our solar system combined. It is the fifth planet from the sun and has 67 known moons. While Venus still trumps Jupiter’s brightness by far, the Gas Giant comes in as the fourth brightest planet in the system. Hidden from Sight Mercury and Saturn won’t reappear until December. Mercury is currently too close to the sun to be visible and will be passing behind the sun on November 17th. Saturn is also too near the sun to be visible and will pass behind it on November 30th. Saturn will be back in the morning sky in late December, while Mercury will be visible in the evening sky. Forget Your Telescope Leave your astronomy gear behind when you go out to take a look at Venus, Mars, and Jupiter. All you need is your open eyes and an open mind to appreciate the rather extraordinary view that the night skies have for you during some Thanksgiving stargazing.
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पाँच ग्रह र चन्द्रमा एउटै लहरमा भएको अनुपम खगोलीय घटना पृथ्वीबाटै देखिएको छ । बुध, शुक्र, चन्द्रमा, मङ्गल, बृहस्पति र शनि ग्रह आज सूर्योदयभन्दा अगाडि एउटै बक्ररेखामा आएका हुन् । नेपाल एस्ट्रोनोमिकल सोसाइटीका अनुसार मौसम सफा भएर आकाश खुलेको ठाउँबाट हेर्दा आज बिहान साढे चार बजेदेखि पौने पाँच बजेको बीचमा शनी, बृहस्पति, मङ्गल, शुक्र र बुध पाँचै वटा ग्रह पृथ्वीबाट स्पष्ट देखिएको छ । बुध ग्रहबाहेक अन्य ग्रहहरु भने पौने चार बजेदेखि नै देखिएका थिए । शुक्र, मङ्गल, शनि र बृहस्पति ग्रह भने अगष्टको दोस्रो हप्तासम्म पनि देख्न सकिनेछ । आकाश खुलेको ठाउँबाट ग्रहहरुको यो नौलो खगोलीय भेला पृथ्वीबाट नाङ्गो आँखाले नै देखिएको खगोलविद्ले जनाएका छन् । यी ग्रहहरू एउटै लहरमा यसअघि सन् २००४ को डिसेम्बरमा देखिएका थिए । अब सन् २०४० मा एउटै लहरमा देख्न पाइने अमेरिकन एस्ट्रानोमिकल सोसाइटीले जनाएको छ । सौर्यमण्डलमा रहेका ग्रहहरूले आफ्नै कक्षमा सूर्यको परिक्रमा गर्ने र यही क्रममा ती ग्रहहरु एउटै लहरमा आउने गरेका हुन् । ग्रहहरू एउटै रेखामा बस्नु अर्थपूर्ण हुने ज्योतिषीहरूको मान्यता छ।