THIS series of amazing images show a conjunction of the moon, Venus and Jupiter as seen from Worthing prom by David Adams.
Click on the view gallery link to see larger versions of the images.
Mr Adams, of Howard Street, Worthing, has been watching the planets in the night sky for a number of weeks.
On Monday, December 1, he took these six photographs as the planets became visible.
Using Mr Adams own guide the images are:
1. Taken at 16:30 from the pier - Jupiter is just visible above the moon.
2. A closer view of Jupiter and the Moon. Venus is behind the Moon at this point.
3. Taken at 16:51. The sky is darker, but still no sign of Venus.
4. Venus making an appearance at 17:29.
5. Similar to above.
6. Taken at 18:12, Venus and the Moon are slightly further apart.
Why not send in your photographs and videos to share with other Herald readers.Just email pictures (1MB or smaller please) to
letters@worthingherald.co.uk with your name, information about the photograph and your contact details.
You can also send pictures from your mobile phone.
Just text WHPICS (space) any other details (max 160 characters), attach your photograph via MMS and send to 07843 500911.
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