You can see Mars in the early evening sky, near Saturn and the star Spica.
If you like things closer to home, the International Space Station zooms up the east coast Monday just before 10 p.m. - flying almost right over Fishersville.
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Keep your eyes to the skies
Mars has the headlines Sunday night - the latest explorer will try to land.
You can see Mars in the early evening sky, near Saturn and the star Spica.
If you like things closer to home, the International Space Station zooms up the east coast Monday just before 10 p.m. - flying almost right over Fishersville.
You can see Mars in the early evening sky, near Saturn and the star Spica.
If you like things closer to home, the International Space Station zooms up the east coast Monday just before 10 p.m. - flying almost right over Fishersville.
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