The evening star

Everything you think you know about the “Morning Star” and the “Evening Star” is wrong.

The bright object seen in this Hubble image is a single and little-studied star named TYC 3203-450-1, located in the constellation of The Lizard.

Every night I look up at the evening stars and think "There's Ray and Evangeline!" I love Disney.

Planetary Reunion Photograph courtesy Luc Perrot Venus (right) and Jupiter appear to meet in the sky over the French island of Réunion in a recently released picture of this month's planetary conjunction. Also called the evening star, Venus is the brightest planet we can see with the naked eye, due in part to its thick, highly reflective atmosphere and its closeness to Earth.

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¤ Poet Ponderings ¤ poetry, quotes haiku - Edgar Allan Poe | Evening Star

A young 2 days old moon seen after sunset. If the moon looks inverted it's because the shot was taken in the South Hemisphere.

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