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Huge Bright Star in the Eastern Sky
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It can't be Venus because Venus is clearly the third brightest object in the sky but located in the Western Sky. Spica might be a blue twinkling star in the eastern sky. Please get your directions straight east is east and west is west. There's also something bright in the South/West, but don't know yet what it is.  Venus is not a planet. Here is proof on Space Weather today. [ link to spaceweather.com] This is a plasma light craft. as to the east, I see two blue twinklers, peeking over a cloud, east of the full moon. One larger than the other. I am not going to load my sky program on my other computer tonight though. But you can be pretty sure, that if someone took a nice pic of the larger one, like on spaceweather of "Venus" that it would look similar to that. This is not Mars by the way, wrong color. Not star ship sirius either, its way past center. Now this image is of STAR SHIP Sirius. :Astromut sirius: taken by astromut with GLP telescope. now compare that to the space weather image of "Venus". Hopefully bells will ring. 
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