Come at 7.30 pm , we will be around the baobab, bring tea, a sandwich and your binoculars.
We will look for Betelgeuse and the Orion Nebulae, we will try to find Aldebaran and Sirius and we will take a look at Mars.
If you are one of those that likes to wake up early, there is a nice surprise these days in the Gambia sky, from 4am to 7 am you can see Crux, yes, the “Southern Cross” constellation. you can also easily spot Venus and Jupiter.
See below Venus and Jupiter making a line nearly parallel to the horizon.24th January 2019 at 6.00 am
Exciting! I think I have heard of the ‘Souther Cross’ before. Wasn’t it important for navigation in the past?
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