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biggest ' star ' I've ever seen in the western horizon of Houston
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 223922:MV8zNzMyNzBfNjAwNjg4Nl9CNjNCODkzNA==] [quote:Anonymous Coward 223844] Complete BS. The apparent brightness of Venus right now is simply a matter of geometry. It's in a position to present a gibbous face to us, reflecting most of the sunlight striking it and making it bright. Most of the time it is a crescent. Just look at it through a telescope. There is a good article about this in this month's "Astronomy" magazine. The sun is NOT brighter and there is no "incoming binary companion". How much do you get paid to post here? Oh yeah... I need a reason why the shuttle isn't going up until this summer. [/quote] I need an explaination on how hail can do so much damage to something that is made to travel through space [/quote]
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biggest ' star ' I've ever seen in the western horizon of Houston ... right now
much brighter than anything I've ever seen before
anyone else see this ?
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