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A crisp winter sky over Newgrange, featuring the moon and the constellation
Aquila, the Eagle. |
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A similar scene except this one includes the cross-
shaped Cygnus, as well as Lyra. |
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| A star-filled November sky over Newgrange. |
Above are three images of Newgrange I took this evening, Saturday, November 17th, in the afterglow after the sun had gone down. It was very cold out there this evening, but that did not take from the spectacular beauty of the sky. The crescent moon hung low in the southwest near the Milky Way, beneath Aquila, the Eagle. Some nicely timed clouds made a nice flourish in the first two images. The Plough (Big Dipper, Ursa Major) can be seen over Newgrange in the third image.
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