Venus, Saturn and the moon dazzle at dawn in ‘romantic’ photo from Chew Valley Lake (photo)
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Credit: Josh Dori
Astronomer Josh Dori seized an amazing heavenly scene early on Friday morning (May 23), where the planets were Venus and Saturn with the high crescent moon above the fixed water of Lake Shu Valley, Somers, the United Kingdom
The photo was taken at 4 am GMT (11 pm EST / 03:00 GMT) and crossed “Heavenly Triangle“This appeared just before sunrise.
“The planets Saturnand Venus My role told Space.com in an email:
Moon, Venus and Saturn forms a “heavenly triangle” over the Chew Valley, Somersist, UK | Credit: Josh Dori
This cosmic meeting reveals at the quiet moments before dawn, with the Venus flower directly below the moon Saturn’s location is higher in the sky. The quiet lake and early morning fog offered the ideal introduction.
“For this scene, it drew attention to a simple natural formation,” Derry said. “Imagine the scene at the dawn of a break; the fog rolling over the great lake, fills the sound of the distant cuckoo, air and water, so it is still like a mirror. All of that together, which makes a very romantic scene that only lasts for minutes before the dawn light appears.”
The night sky image appears in the middle with Venus to the left and Saturn to the right.
The night sky image appears in the middle with Venus to the left and Saturn to the right.
Use the Sony A7S II camera with a Sigma 85mm F/1.4 technical lens installed on Benro Tortoise to pick up the shot.
If you miss this offer early in the morning, do not worry: You still have an opportunity to arrest a similar vision early on Saturday (May 24), when the crescent moon moves to the left of Venus, with Saturn top to the right.
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