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What is the bright star or planet directly above the moon tonight 02-sep-09?
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Jupiter will be in that area tonight
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What is the bright star or planet directly above the moon tonight 27-02-09?
That's the planet Venus
Which planet or bright object is visible in the eastern sky tonight on September 4th 2010?
Probably Jupiter which rises about 9 PM, depending on where in your time zone you are.
What planet has a bright ring system?
Saturn.
What planet is one fifth as bright as the faintest star?
Neptune!
Which planet have many bright rings and 18 moons?
Jupiter
What is the bright star or planet directly above the moon tonight 27-02-09?
That's the planet Venus
Which planet or bright object is visible in the eastern sky tonight on September 4th 2010?
Probably Jupiter which rises about 9 PM, depending on where in your time zone you are.
What was slightly above the sun when setting tonight?
As of March 13th, 2009, the bright star-like object above the sunset point in the evening is the planet Venus. a banana
Which planet has a bright ring?
Saturn
Which planet does not directly orbit moon?
Every planet does not directly orbit the Moon.
Can any planet be seen without an aided eyes directly from earths surface?
you can see venus, it looks like a bright star, but you cannot see any detail
What star or planet is viewable in franklinton nc tonight?
When is "tonight? Without such information an answer is impossible.
What is the bright planet mistaken for a UFO?
Venus.
What planet has a bright ring system?
Saturn.
Is Cameron bright the cutest guy on the planet?
No
What bright planet is mistaken for a UFO?
Venus
What the brights planet?
Today is April 9, 2014. The planet Venus is the "morning star", rising in the southeast about 5:30 AM. If you're seeing a "bright planet", this is probably it. The planet Jupiter is high in the sky at sunset, and sets about midnight. The planet Mars is in "opposition" tonight (well, last night) and is almost exactly on the other side of the Earth from the Sun. Mars rises at sunset and sets at sunrise. It's pretty close, too, at only about 60 million miles or so. It is bright red in the sky, and QUITE distinctive. The planet Saturn rises and sets about an hour after Mars does.
