Flash
Just uninstalled it. Make your minds up guys! :-)
The Slooh Observatory is holding a one-hour event, beginning at 7pm UTC (11am PST) today, to discuss Jupiter in opposition – using telescopes at the Institute of Astrophysics of the Canary Islands, off the coast of Africa. On Friday, February 6, Jupiter will be in opposition to the Earth, making it the brightest natural object …
Venus is still the brightest thing around in the south-west an hour after sunset, Saturn just before sunrise; Mercury and Mars are hanging around somewhere close to Venus (though Mercury shifts like a scalded cat!) and Jupiter's been behaving too. All the five classical planets in one night.
Of course, there's a full moon (and not that far from Jupiter) tonight just to bugger everything up...