Posted by dave2 on March 27, 2012 at 23:26:38 from (79.240.148.234):
If you use your imagination, you can see plenty of tractor constellations on a clear night :roll:
Anyway, for those that could see the moon the last few nights. 2 or 3 nights ago, there were two bright stars close to the moon. The brightest was real close and positioned at about 1 or 2 oclock. The other a little farther away pos. about 8 oclock. Looked real neat so took the wife's camera with the big lense to work the next night ( or 2 nights later) for some pics and they (the stars) had moved. The bright one was dropped and farther away and pos aboutb 5 oclock. The lower one wasn't visible anymore... Guess they were planets? Anyone know what they are?
And no, there were no pink elephants holdin them up with strings.....
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