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Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Mercury above the eastern horizen before sunrise on april 30th
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if you have binoculars and a low eastern horizon then you will see Jupiter, Mars, Venus and Mercury just before sunrise but the ecliptic is at a shallow angle so they will have very low elevation, but you can still see them, cease looking once the sun has risen though. :)
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hmmm this is interesting cheers Tdog :) love the name haha may have a look through my telescope .. to the north sea ..
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i easily saw Venus this morning but couldn't find the others :(
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:/ ... bad times .. cant wait untill mars is out and jupiter again ,, :)
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only one month to go, there both out in the end of may rising a couple of hours before the sun :)
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Good view of Mercury,saw it from Liverpools Sefton Park,first identified it with a 8x42 monocular but it was[just]naked eye.Only got Neptune to see now when its in a good position.
