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showOur sky in Ohio typically has enough water vapor that our "fair" daysedmiston@BLUFFTON.EDU 03/25/02 08:10AM >>>
up as gray-blue rather than blue. This means it is hard to see Venusat
midday with eyes alone... the surrounding sky is just too bright.know
But it is a piece of cake to see venus with a small telescope if you
where to look. Binoculars also work if you have a steady hand andmake sure
to stay away from looking at the sun.<snip>
even
Later in the day when the sun is almost down, it is easy to see venus
slightly before sundown, but I don't think this is what thisdiscussion is
about. I have little doubt we could pick up venus midday with oureyes if
we had a very dry sky.419-358-3270
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