Category:Mars: Difference between revisions

Mars is a planet of our solar system and visible to the naked eye. Its motion occurs in loops which are easily observable as he is the fastest of the looping planets.

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  Close Conjunction of Jupiter (brighter) and Mars (reddish) under Orion (upper right), seen from Cape Town (SMH 2024)
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  Closest Conjunction of Jupiter and Mars in 2024 (Cape Town, SMH).
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  Jupiter, Mars and Pleiades at Dawn (SMH 2024).
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  Jupiter, Mars, Pleiaden in a slightly cloudy morning twilight (SMH 2024).
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  Mars in the constellation Gemini, The Twins (SMH January 2025).
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  Mars in the constellation Gemini, The Twins (SMH February 2025).
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  Mars extremly close to epsilon Geminorum (14 April 2023), seen from Petra, Jordan (SMH).
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  One day after the close conjunction of Mars with epsilon Geminorum; seen from Petra, Jordan (SMH 2023). The planet then had a visible separation from the star.
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  Mars in the Open Star Cluster Praesepe (M44) in Cancer (2023)
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  Mars next to a tower in Central Europe: its reddish colour is extraordinarily obvious (SMH 2025).
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  Mars two moon widths next to the Moon, photograph at full moon taken through a window in order to produce a dimmer image of the full moon next to Mars: the planet is at the right edge of the Moon. (SMH January 2025).