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Venus And Jupiter Show
With Special Guests Aurora Borealis And The Moon

21 April, 2012

MessageToEagle.com - Last month Venus, Jupiter and the Moon put on a spectacular show for stargazers around the world.

We can only hope that the Lyrid meteor shower which we look forward to today will be just as a breathtaking event.

Few things give as much pleasure as watching the night sky and its beauty.

This wonderful timelapse video displays the conjunction between Venus, Jupiter and the Moon in February/March 2012. Captured way up north during a nine week astronomy adventure in the Yukon in Canada to photograph the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) which also features in the video. The video was made by astrophotographer Phil Hart.

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