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	Image Gallery > Featured Image on November 28, 2008 Send to a friend  Enlarge image Keywords Skywatching  Astronomy Gift Shop 2010 Sky Almanac Pentax 10x50 binoculars McDonald Observatory logo cap Good Show    The crescent Moon will slip past the planets Venus and Jupiter, which shine in the western evening sky like brilliant beacons. The best view comes between about 30 minutes and 2 hours after sunset. [Tim Jones] Show all images about: All Categories Earth, Moon and the Sun The Solar System Space Probes & Human Exploration Stars & Nebulae Astronomers & Observatories Galaxies & Cosmology Stargazing & Star Lore
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