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Strange Siting With Sirius in North America?
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Anonymous Coward |
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Its Venus.
The color may be off a bit sometimes but I can see a whit disk with a 10x binoculars.
Beatlejuice is red.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 2518219 Venus is not in the South right now but I have seen it tonight. It's as bright as the Moon! No, this is definitely Sirius. Also, planets don't flicker  I figure Venus has already set in the west, so most likely I was looking at Jupiter. It has a more muted color than Venus which is often blazing & star like. The extra twinkling and color variation is an atmospheric effect from warm and cold air lares - aka "temperature inversion".
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