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My family and I was traveling from South Carolina to Kentucky. And the view of the two planets was breathtaking. Had I not read the article recently, I would've know to watch for them. And was able to watch both Saturday and Sunday.
From Chicago....spent the evening trying to locate the Bethlehem star, but it was too cloudy. Did manage to catch the moon around 11:00 p.m. and it was a beautiful golden color. Eventually it slipped behind the clouds for good. Can see why it is called the Honey Moon.
I have been watching this with my daughter all weekend along with all the other great happenings that have gone on so far this summer.
I saw the two planets Sunday night, one was so bright it caught my eye and I didn't know what I was looking at, missed a great picture, but I sure will be looking tonight (Tues) it stormed here, but hoping for clear skies!! So interesting and do I understand that the last time this happened was 2000 years ago! So me are saying it will form a star shape!
Great info, thanks! I've been photo documenting these 'wandering stars' each night since mid May and the movement is so obvious! Can't wait for tonight's big event - wishing clear skies for all!
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