Triple Conjunction 12-01-2008

Artist: Paul Gitto
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Triple Conjunction 12-01-2008

Triple conjunction (from left to right) of the Moon, Venus and Jupiter.

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Triple Conjunction 12-01-2008 by Paul Gitto

Lori Peters

That is exactly what I saw. i will download a picture in a day or so that is almost identical to this. WOW!!!
Paul Gitto replied

This was my best one at 300mm.
Daniel J. McCa...

Nicely captured, Paul!!
Paul Gitto replied

Thank you much Daniel!
Jonathan Bartlett

Great shot!! I saw this too!! lol. Saw it when it was darker, which would have made it harder to capture. IMO.
But you did a great job!!
Paul Gitto replied

Thank you Jonathan!
Samantha Goode

Great capture Paul – it’s nice to see it from a different part of the world – he in Oz Venus and Jupiter looked like eyes and the moon was a smile.
Paul Gitto replied

Thanks,
Yeah we’re upside down & 12 hours later.
Tony Waite-Pullan

Hey great to see it from your side of the world i’am uploading my best shot from Oz
Paul Gitto replied

Thank you, it likes nice frfom there as well.
digitalmidge

Lovely isn’t it Paul, we have a marvellously clear sky here in Utah tonight as well (although it’s supposed to snow like the clappers tomorrow!) ;-) I do love the conjunction though, so fun to look at…
Paul Gitto replied

Yes , they are fun to see, especially when they are so bright.
Have fun in the snow!
dinghysailor1

marvellous to see this from various parts of the globe! brilliant!
Paul Gitto replied

Thank you! It’s been interesting to see how others have viewed it!
Malcolm Chant

Go9sh we had the same view here, but I was unable to get it as clear as you have.

excellent.
Paul Gitto replied

Thank you 88 photos on a tripod, this was the best one.
A lot of rejects. Thank God for digital!
Helene Kippert

Great shot – from my side of world it looked like a smiley face
Paul Gitto replied

Thank you Helene! 12 hours earlier the Moon was to the right of the Planets. Too bad we missed that here.
Kristina K

it looks funny upside down, well here we saw it the other way, smiling…thanks for sharing a different perspective paul :)) k
Paul Gitto replied

Thank you, It was the 12 hour time difference, as the moon moved to the other side of the planets.