31-12-2008 End Of Year Countdown 2008

Which sets did you like best?

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nice back to back uplifting and BANGING sets, nice selection DJ' s on AH.fm Jury indeed!


both got my vote....


and now....




09:00 - D-Mark
 
hy there everyone :wave:
tuned in for last day of EOYC :cry:
 
simply amazing set! best ive heard in days. since day 6. lol. next set!
 
well my good trancers, i have to go now, really great trance day today, i have to sleep, im tired now. cheers all!
 
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A Very special new year eve tonight!

A delightful display of planets and the moon will occur on New Year's Eve for anyone wishing to step outside and look up just after sunset.


Venus, brighter than all other planets and stars, will dangle just below the thin crescent moon in the southwestern sky. It'll be visible -- impossible to miss, in fact -- just as the sun goes down, assuming skies are cloud-free.


Soon thereafter, Mercury and Jupiter will show up hugging the south-southwestern horizon (just above where the sun went down) and extremely close to each other. Jupiter is very bright and easy to spot; Mercury is faint and harder to see, but it'll be apparent by its location just to the left of Jupiter.


Jupiter and Mercury will set less than an hour after the sun, so timing your viewing just after sunset is crucial. You'll also need a location with a clear view of the western horizon, unobstructed by buildings, trees or mountains.


All the planets, along with the moon and sun, traverse an arc across our sky called the ecliptic, which corresponds to the plane in space that they all roughly share. For this reason, you could draw an imaginary line from the general location of Venus and the moon, down through the other two planets, and the line would point to where the sun went down. This line could also initially help you find Jupiter and Mercury.
 
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Heyy....
Wake up everybody...come on:bravo::bravo:
:bananadance::bananadance:
 
In China is.....


Dec 31st., 16:36...

The sky is very cloudy, snow stop, temp is 16 F / - 9 C

Barometer:30.47 in and steady

Humidity:62%

Visibility:6.21 mi

Dewpoint:7°

Wind:NNE 7 mph

Sunrise:7:14 am

Sunset:4:25 pm

very nice weather! LOL!
 
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