Venus will meet Pleiades star cluster after eight years on 3 April at 11.30 pm IST

firstpost.com ^ | 04/03/2020

[Rummyfan]

Venus has been extremely bright this week.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Where’s Uranus ?

[srmanuel]

Just curious, given that the earth and venus move on almost the same orbit which elliptical...do you suppose the climate on earth is affected by how close or how far the earth is from the sun....

[cuban leaf]

And the Japanese word for Pliedes is Subaru.

Hence their emblem.

[Larry Lucido]

Venus will meet Pleiades star cluster.

She will say “I’m your Venus. I’m your pride and joy.”

[Gay State Conservative]

IST? Is that the same as GMT?

[Gay State Conservative]

Bananarama....great song,even greater video! Who needs porn when there's Bananarama!

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Thanks for posting. Just added to my calendar with a reminder alert.

[BenLurkin]

https://webmail.lerctr.org/~transit/healy/funny.wav

[Gay State Conservative]

Nope...no connection whatsoever. Evil Orange Man is solely to blame for our unfolding climate catastrophe!

[MrEdd]

When the moon is in the seventh house and Jupiter allies with Mars, then peace will guide the planets and love will steer the stars.

[BenLurkin]

Burning like a silver flame
A summit of beauty and love

[Tennessee Nana]

It is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius...

but that was a month ago....

We are now in Aries...

[rsobin]

Where’s Uranus ?
OMG, a black hole!

[17th Miss Regt]

Those who have access to a small telescope with a wide-field eyepiece should see Venus as a tiny, fat illuminated crescent.

This is highly offensive! The authors should have written something more like

Those who have access to a small telescope with a wide-field eyepiece should see Venus as a tiny, weight enhanced illuminated crescent.

[Calvin Locke]

Did you see recently, last week or so, that Uranus is expelling gas?

As for Venus and the Seven Sisters, “Mostly Cloudy” according to the NWS.

[Alas Babylon!]

Well, the Earth is 93 million miles from the Sun and Venus is only 67 million miles.

Since the Sun is an enormous ball of fusing hydrogen that gives off an amazing amount of light and heat and other energies, I’d say being 26 million miles closer to the “furnace” makes things a lot hotter on Venus,

[Dr. Ursus]

Don, Don Lemon is that you?

[srmanuel]

That’s obviously true, I was trying to be sarcastic....but the earth’s orbit is not a perfect circle or ellipse...so when it’s closer to the sun it will be hotter here and vice versa