You will be able to see it just next to the Moon as it shines really brightly in its rust red colour. You don't need a telescope, but if you have some binoculars handy grab those! Your next chance will be in 2014. Read more about the whole spectacle at Mars Daily.
This is what it looked like last night here in Saitama. Even with the cloud cover and all the light pollution there was no mistaking that red dot. And surprisingly I managed to snap this with my crappy little 5 megapixel pocket camera. Weee!
Speaking of Mars I thought I'd share this as well. I found it somewhere a while back and I really like how it manages to make a boring chart into something much more appealing!
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI have been following your blog from the very beginning (btw nice fleets for Full Thrust), I must say that you keep surprising me with your diversity in subjects ! Always a good and fun read tough, keep it up !
Grtz
Andy
Wow! A veteran!
ReplyDeleteThat's great to hear! I usually just write about stuff I like and try to break up the painting stuff with some random ramblings now and then.
And now I've discovered your blog as well! Looking forward to the read. :)