Edith Smith in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, captured this fogbow last week. She wrote: "The camera spotted it before I did with eye, as I was too engrossed in foggy conditions."
There are perhaps as many Trojan asteroids orbiting 60 degrees ahead of and behind Jupiter as in the asteroid belt between Jupiter and Mars. Now NASA has given a go-ahead for the 1st mission to Jupiter's Trojans. Read more.
The European Service Module - eventually to be used to power and propel NASA's Orion spacecraft in the 1st manned moon mission since the 1970s - leaves Europe today and arrives in the U.S. tomorrow. Read more.
Now the moon has waned to a very thin crescent in the east before dawn. The bright object nearby is Venus. The pair - so near the sunrise - will be a wonderful sight Tuesday morning if you have a clear sky all the way to the eastern horizon!
Dennis Chabot of POSNE NightSky caught Venus in the east before dawn on Sunday morning. Telescopically, you can see that Venus is a crescent. That's because it passed between us and the sun on October 26 ... and its fully illuminated side, or day side, is still facing mostly away from us.
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