Yesterday we examined the potential of an out-of-control Mercury that could put an end to life as we know it...even if the odds of it happening in the next few billion years is only one percent! ;) Today,
I thought this article from Sky and Telescope was worth passing along as a note of beauty from the planet...Mercury will put on a rare and enjoyable show during the month of May - for the naked eye observer the first half of the month, and for those who enjoy the view through the telescope during the latter half! (Photo courtesy Pete Lawrence, from his website).
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Mercury will going to shine brightly on the coming days..that will be brighter than the brightest star Sirius..We will going to have a spectacular view of this planet..:)
Posted by: liveweatherman | Wednesday, May 07, 2008 at 07:23 AM