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1. Someone Something

   I saw Jupiter! (Or whatever that planet is that you can see at night)

   Friday, 02-Nov-12 02:51:28 UTC from web
   1. Seth Edwards

      @potato You can see all of them at night. Venus is the brightest in the bunch.

      Friday, 02-Nov-12 02:54:15 UTC from web
      1. Someone Something

         @noirbatch Can you see all of them with your bare eyes?

         Friday, 02-Nov-12 02:55:54 UTC from web
         1. Seth Edwards

            @potato I CAN 0_0

            Friday, 02-Nov-12 02:56:08 UTC from web
            1. Someone Something

               @noirbatch Does it depend on like where you live?

               Friday, 02-Nov-12 02:58:10 UTC from web
               1. Seth Edwards

                  @potato If you are in the city... Good luck, you could only see Venus, Jupiter, and Mars. In the country, you should be able to see all of em.

                  Friday, 02-Nov-12 02:59:18 UTC from web
                  1. Someone Something

                     @noirbatch City make me sad, me want live in forest

                     Friday, 02-Nov-12 03:01:07 UTC from web
                     1. Seth Edwards

                        @potato Me too friend

                        Friday, 02-Nov-12 03:02:12 UTC from web
                        1. Someone Something

                           @noirbatch But one time the moon looked super close and big

                           Friday, 02-Nov-12 03:05:18 UTC from web
                           1. Seth Edwards

                              @potato Oh the harvest moon?

                              Friday, 02-Nov-12 03:06:07 UTC from web
                              1. Someone Something

                                 @noirbatch I thought that just made the moon look green

                                 Friday, 02-Nov-12 03:07:55 UTC from web
                                 1. Seth Edwards

                                    @potato It is also know as the BLOOD MOON ^-^

                                    Friday, 02-Nov-12 03:08:40 UTC from web
                                    1. Someone Something

                                       @noirbatch Okay Im confused, blood moon?

                                       Friday, 02-Nov-12 03:11:30 UTC from web
                                       1. Seth Edwards

                                          @potato Yessir

                                          Friday, 02-Nov-12 03:11:47 UTC from web
                                          1. Someone Something

                                             @noirbatch Why is it called a blood moon and wgen there is one does it always look close?

                                             Friday, 02-Nov-12 03:13:44 UTC from web
                                             1. Seth Edwards

                                                @potato In general, the moon rises about 50 minutes later each day, as it moves in orbit around Earth. All full moons rise around the time of sunset. The Harvest Moon and Hunter's Moon are special because—as seen from the northern hemisphere—the time of moonrise between successive evenings is shorter than usual. The moon rises approximately 30 minutes later, from one night to the next, as seen from about 40 degrees N. latitude, for several evenings around the full Hunter's or Harvest Moons.

                                                Friday, 02-Nov-12 03:16:01 UTC from web
                                                1. Someone Something

                                                   @noirbatch So simply put, during hunters and harvest the moon takes longer to take more time to rise?

                                                   Friday, 02-Nov-12 03:21:09 UTC from web