Jan 12 - Snowflakes and Planets

January 12 Snowflakes and Planets by:

Best photos: Snowflakes A lot of us have been cold and "snow-verwhelmed" recently, but - although we might be getting tired of snow - we're never tired of snowflake pics from EarthSky friends! Best photos: Morning planets Last Sunday morning, Jupiter and Mars were half a moon-diameter apart. Now the moon is sweeping past. Plus Mercury and Saturn are in conjunction this weekend. Photos here. Sun in zodiac constellations, 2018 Sun-entry dates to zodiac constellations in 2018, using boundaries for constellations set by International Astronomical Union in 1930s. Sun's entry into zodiac signs, 2018 Astrology and astronomy are different systems. In some systems of astrology, signs of the zodiac remain fixed relative to seasonal markers, such as the equinox and solstice points on the sky's dome.  Tonight … See the Unicorn Within a triangle of 3 bright stars - hidden in between the many bright and glittering stars visible at this time of year - you'll find the constellation of Monoceros the Unicorn.

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Best photos: Morning planets Stephanie Longo in Colorado wrote Thursday: "The sky was gorgeous, but it was bitter cold at 8,700 feet in Mueller State Park. My fingers were numb and I had trouble with my equipment, but I was glad to get one picture I like." Thank you, Stephanie!

Best photos: Snowflakes Kris Orr captured this snowflake in Mercer County, New Jersey. Submit your photo to EarthSky here!

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