Horizontal moon crescent in the northern hemisphere?

[Lietseu]

AAAAAHHH, V 10 !!!!

You guys are going to dream !!!
full of bonuses, incredible possibilities, display the sky with twinkling stars, simulated shooting stars, etc ...
Have fun !

[Christophe]

This program is a marvel you will tell me the news! here: = http://www.stellarium.org/fr/

I love it, it's great!

Much better (on all points) than Google Sky from Google Earth ... except maybe the exploration of "deep" space where Google Sky has directly nabbed photos from Hubble ...

[chrisleblay]

The explanations:
I found this software and I entered the coordinates of the city of Ottawa for March 28, 2009 between 18:30 pm and 20:30 pm and it corresponds to the photo at the beginning of the post. The lunar crescent is very much inclined towards the horizontal on this day in the Northern hemisphere.

http://perso.id-net.fr/~brolis/zips/sephio_setup.exe



chris

[elephant]

Great ! at least with something like that, we don't wonder if it's a UFO, thank you

[Lietseu]

Thanks Tophe

It's true that watching 100 sunrise and sunset over land, sea, or from another planet in the solar system is nice

We can take ourselves for the little prince of St. Exupéry ...

[Lietseu]

Notice to the population of econology who likes to look and spot the stars!

The new version of the excellent Stellarium 10 also allows you to do this via the configuration menu, tools; to download the "definition" of a million additional stars !!! this happens at the bottom of this page in 5 "packets" of several mega data this maneuver is not essential but brings fresh data to each machine ....

You tell me what you think.

I open another post and we devote it to different functions?

Good night, friends !

[Capt_Maloche]

There it becomes interesting indeed

but I prefer my binoculars

[Flytox]

It is true that this software is awesome (Thank you Lietseu), in a few clicks and 2 minutes we understood more about astronomy and celestial movements than in 30 years of reading Science and Life