RemindMe: Earth rises above the Earth's horizon, for easy viewing!

And now over to Bobo for today's weather: .... ACK, ACK, WAAAAA, ACK, ACK, AAAAAAA!!!!!!! ... (feces thrown at camera) .... ACK, AAAAHHHHH, AAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!

He's not wrong.

i hate when people use vague blocks of time to refer to something that we know with 100% certainty.

"YOU WILL NOT BE AWAKE SOMEWHERE WITH THE PERIOD OF APPROXIMATELY 12 HOURS FROM NOW, DO NOT MISS YOUR CHANCE TO DO SOMETHING TODAY"

are we talking like, once every decade, once every two decades, once a century? I gotta have a reference frame here.

I'm not so sure about the binoculars part there... I have an 8" dobsonian telescope and I have a hard time finding those two.

I saw Saturn from a suburban street a week or two ago just after sunset, near the moon and Venus, and it was visible, though my elderly mother in law couldn't see it

Nice thanks

https://starwalk.space/en/news/what-is-planet-parade

I was gonna say.

Nearly everything one observes year round is Earth. Even your clothes and the cloud of your warm breath when you are out observing the alignment in the cold is Earth.

Thanks for reminding me that this website exists

Well, the P is silent.

you're talking about the order from the sun, but that's not necessarily how it has to appear in our sky. It's like how the stars in orion's belt are actually stupidly far from each other, and from their perspective they have absolutely nothing to do with each other.

You ain't been high enough.

Me neither. Don't you find that suspicious?? What else are they hiding from us!? Do they think we're stupid????

You can see both it and the moon from Mars. So that's fun

Just fly at night if you worry it's too hot

The sun? But that’s the hottest place on earth

I don't know where you're searching, but the earth is usually pretty visible at the horizon.

Yeah but you can't always see them all together.

ecliptic, yes they are

Technically two syzygies.