This week on Star Watch we will be talking about a couple of planets that you can see in the night sky this weekend.
We will be seeing more daylight later as well as seeing more daylight during the day. After the time change, we will continue to see about a minute more of daylight every day until the Summer Solstice on June 21st, 2023.
Venus-Jupiter conjunction fascinates | MyRGV.com
I hope that you were able to glimpse some of the Venus/Jupiter conjunction, at least on the internet. https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap230304.html is a 10-day series of NASA images of the motion of the two planets that might bring you some idea of why the event was so special.
Here's the impact a super-Earth would have on our solar system | Space
What would happen if we had an additional planet in our solar system? Not in the fringes like the hypothetical Planet Nine way beyond Pluto, but smack in the middle of Mars and Jupiter?
Such a world would wreak havoc on the orbits of most planets, according to new research that simulated a super-Earth — a term used for worlds that are more massive than Earth but lighter than gas giants — and recorded the fate of all eight planets.
Set your clocks an hour ahead, it's spring forward time. RichardHeartWin Sun Mar 12 13:09:57 +0000 2023
"Spring forward" = more time in the evenings to play. https://t.co/AOLp6JQmc0 GregAbbott_TX (from Austin, TX) Sun Mar 12 23:26:47 +0000 2023
Football is finally back in St. Louis, and this time, it's here to stay. Get ready to cheer on the boys in blue in… https://t.co/monvsqRdhm XFLBattlehawks (from St Louis, MO) Sun Mar 12 15:47:03 +0000 2023
Waking up that extra hour earlier and looking to see if the time change will bring better rather 😂👙 Did your clock… https://t.co/JsaidFdGQQ TanyaTate (from Brit in Los Angeles, CA) Sun Mar 12 13:58:07 +0000 2023
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