Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “February 2016”
1 Feb The waxing crescent moon is high in the west at dusk with Mars and Venus lined up to the lower right.
4 Feb The Pleiades Cluster is 4 finger-widths above the first-quarter moon at sunset, and Aldebaran is 1 fist-width to the moon’s left.
5 Feb Magnitude 0.85 Aldebaran is 1 finger-width to the moon’s right this evening.
1 Feb Low in the south before dawn, the moon and Mars are separated by 1 finger-width.
2 Feb This morning the moon lies between Mars, 1½ fist-widths to the right, and Saturn, about the same distance to the lower left. Antares is 3 or 4 finger-widths to Saturn’s lower right.
3 Feb Saturn is 2 finger-widths below the moon.
6 Feb Mercury is 1 finger-width below the moon. Venus is a little more than 2 finger-widths to the moon’s right.
