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[QUOTE="SUBJUGATE:237622"]Space Weather News for April 2, 2005 http://spaceweather.com When Jupiter rises at sundown on Sunday, April 3rd, the giant planet will be at its closest to Earth all year long. Step outside, face east and look toward the horizon. To the naked eye, Jupiter resembles a very bright star, almost three times brighter than Sirius. Seen through a backyard telescope, that "star" reveals itself as a full-fledged world with clouds, spots and moons. If you miss Jupiter on April 3rd, don't worry. It will remain close to Earth, bright and easy to see, for many weeks to come. Visit Spaceweather.com for sky maps and images.[/QUOTE]
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