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April skywatch: Leo and Venus AZ Central.com - ‎4 hours ago‎ Venus has slipped into the predawn sky, where it will spend the rest of the year as the "Morning Star." Don't mistake it for Jupiter, which is higher and ...

Aquarium Age East Bay Express - ‎Mar 31, 2009‎ Interestingly, while everyone is busy taking his or her stand, Jupiter draws closer to a conjunction with Neptune. Technically, this conjunction does not ... The almanac United Press International The almanac MarketWatch (press release) all 25 news articles »

Peggy plots your planets Las Vegas Weekly - ‎27 minutes ago‎ Mercury teams up with Jupiter. Opportunities could flow your way. Chill out. Venus squares off with Pluto. It sometimes feel as though you cannot connect ...

Galileo's telescope, here in Philadelphia Philadelphia Inquirer - ‎16 minutes ago‎ ... enabled him to shatter cosmological dogma as he carefully catalogued the phases of Venus, the moons of Jupiter, and the stars of the Milky Way. ...

STAR TRAK Indiana University - ‎17 hours ago‎ Jupiter will rise more than three hours before the sun by the end of April, but in spite of that it will still be rather low in the southeast at dawn. ...

Southern Cross Stargazer MiamiHerald.com - ‎Mar 29, 2009‎ Dim Neptune lies 5 degrees left of Jupiter. Ruddy Mars rises lower left of Jupiter. Bright Venus appears on the eastern horizon, as Saturn sets in the west. ...

Morning sky has quite a show Akron Beacon Journal - ‎Mar 28, 2009‎ With your unaided eye, you'll spot only Venus, Mars and Jupiter. Venus is a large crescent, and its beautiful shape may be seen in a good pair of binoculars ... First-time watchers can spring to the skies this season Daily Press all 3 news articles »

Astronomical starring role for heavenly crocodile tonight Northern Territory - ‎Mar 31, 2009‎ From soon after 9pm until just before 9.30pm the planets Venus and Jupiter will stare down from the western sky like two brilliant eyes. ...

What to see in the sky this week New Scientist - ‎Mar 27, 2009‎ Don't confuse it with bright Jupiter very far to the upper right. Find your local sunrise time from this online almanac (if you're on daylight saving time ... Everything you always wanted to know about astronomy Steuben Courier A short goodbye to our old friend Venus McCook Daily Gazette Where's Venus? Just wait a week Florida Today all 6 news articles »