Planetary Alignment January 3, 2009
March 13th, 2010 | 
Author: On the evening of January 3rd 2009, the planets Jupiter, Mercury, and Venus aligned up with each other and with the moon in the southwestern sky. While the moon is not considered a planet by the modern astronomical definition, it was considered one of the 7 planets by the ancients; that’s good enough for me to call it a planet here. Sorry for the poor quality, but my camera obviously wasn’t designed for taking astronomy photographs and videos. The last two planets were just barely visible on my computer, but you can’t see Jupiter at all here on youtube. Perhaps you’ll be able to see it when the high quality version kicks in, but since I shot this at 15fps rather than the usual 30fps, youtube might not process it as high quality.
We’ll see. Here’s an illustration of the alignment from Sky And Telescope. media.skyandtelescope.com
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thay all look like dots to me…
i think u were give ur pa a blowjob
crap….
Jessieilagan shut your fucking mouth, will you? No one wants to listen to your motherfucking crap, shut it sucker.
Go critisize some other video, this vid pwns! =P Good job btw =)
I saw this planetary alignment on Dec 31, 2008. It was awesome because venus was closer to the moon
fuch
oh you were making out with your momma……
I shot this while I was at a friend’s house, so I didn’t have either my good camera or my tripod.
were you masturbating when you did this crap?????
your crappy camera goes well with a crappy tripod. BUY ONE!
Consider yourself lucky, I’d love to go somewhere with a view like that.
You can’t see things like that from where I live. The milky way always impares my view.
That’s awesome.
They are awesome! Right now Saturn’s rings are practically edge-on, so it’ll be a few years before it’s truly impressive. If you watch Jupiter long enough, you can see some of its moons move. In fact, you can keep time by watching Io, Callisto, Ganymede, and Europa (with a timetable, of course).
Fellow keen amateur astronomer. Good stuff. Blows your mind when you see these things through magnification. I remember the first time i viewed the moon…Amazing. I’m saving for a decent telescope so i can view Saturn and Jupiter clearly.
cool
I saw it !
I don’t have that set-up.
I shot this from a house that is up on a hill. That helps.
Not only did the Moon goddess dance for me, so did Venus.
I’ll second Baklord: cool!
It’s worth it.
I have a tripod at home, but that’s not where I am.
FU music.