Did anyone see them? I read an article that you won't be able to see them until the year 2040. I'll probably wake up early (4am) to see them before the end of June.
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Did anyone see them? I read an article that you won't be able to see them until the year 2040. I'll probably wake up early (4am) to see them before the end of June.
I didn't see this. I am not sure what aQuote:
Originally Posted by IrOnMaN
or where to look for though.
I read about it beforehand but I did not catch it
semi unrelated but good music nonetheless (classical music)
0:00 Mars7:27 Venus14:52 Mercury18:39 Jupiter26:11 Saturn35:26 Uranus41:12 Neptune
fun fact from the YT comment section :
"Fun fact: This is actually is the first example of a fade-out in music. In "Neptune", Holst had a women's choir offstage, and towards the end, a door was closed slowly to create the fade-out effect. This was used to convey how far Neptune was, at the time (and today still) the furthest planet discovered (Edit: in the solar system)."
btw "The Parade Of Planets" would make for a great album title in any music genre