HumorMe said:All I see is Mars. There is a bluish star flickering but I don't know the constellations like you nerds do.
redguru said:Mars is almost directly overhead right now. I think that really bright flickering star is near where Sirius is supposed to be, but I've never noticed it to be almost as bright as Jupiter.
HumorMe said:Yes it is straight up overhead.
Is the bluish star the star you are talking about? It is pretty bright and flickering pretty good.
MuscleMom said:Lucky Red, you must live in the boonies ... I have to drive at least 20 minutes to really see any stars.
jack_schitt said:I haven't seen that bright thing since I quit drugs.
PICK3 said:I didn't know you quit![]()
redguru said:Alpha Canis Major, Sirius ( 6h 45m - 16° 43') has a magnitude of -1.5 and with a distance of 8.6 light years, is the second brightest star in the sky. Sirius is a blue-white class AI star with a surfce temperature of about 10,200 K. It is part of a binary system having a white dwarf companion of magnitude 8.5 is known both as Sirius B and the Pup. Sirius B was the first example found of a white dwarf. Sirius transits on February 16.
HumorMe said:Uh oh....here he goes with the nerd stuff.
jack_schitt said:When Red gets on something...he doesn't quit.
redguru said:What is that bright thing flickering like mad in the sky about half way between the belt of Orion and the horizon?
redguru said:Night Jack.
I am wondering why my Samoth incantation didn't work. Maybe I am not using the correct inflection in my voice. Must be something only JuicedMohawk can say.
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