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The Night Sky Podcast | Jupiter And The Chinese New Year

Hello, and thank you for listening to this episode of the night sky podcast. My name is Billy Newman. And I'm Marina Hansen. Thanks so much Marina for doing Episode 21 of the night sky podcast with me again today. Hey, thanks, Barry, it was pretty cool. Yeah, so we got a couple of things to talk about. It's been a while since we really discussed a lot of the different changes that have happened with the location, the planets along the ecliptic, and where they are and what what times are going to be up. So we could talk a little bit about that was cool on our last episode, talking more in depth about the intricacies of Venus, I think specifically, and then a little bit of Mars too. But what I was looking at tonight, a dimension where they are, it's like in you know, too, if you look out, if you're in the Northern Hemisphere, you look out toward the west, and then toward the Southwest, up in the sky a little bit, maybe after, I guess, five o'clock or so while it's still in the winter timeline that we've got, you know, while the sun goes down around five o'clock, as we look up into the Southwest, we'll see Venus really bright at the bottom, and then really quite dim now is Mars up above it, which is kind of interesting. So we talked mostly, or we talked about all those planets and what they're doing last week, which you can check out that podcast