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To: MSB who wrote (14411)	12/22/1997 5:10:00 PM
From: Jacques Chitte	Respond to of 108807

raving lunatic, huh? Recognition at last! :-) Y'know, I looked for the planets two weeks ago. I could not find Mercury even with my industrial-strength binoculars. Also, the mostly-cloudy weather didn't help much at all. But if you look west tonight at twilight, you'll see a rare sight: Venus the brightest natural object in the sky, low in the Southwest. And just below/beside it, much fainter, is the orange dot of Mars. Tonight they're at conjunction (closest visual approach). Strung up toward the east are Jupiter and Saturn. Check it out