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1)Simple POP email client

Category: Internet/ Browsers/ HTML
Level: Advanced

Description: Downloads email from a POP server

Compatibility: Microsoft Visual C++
Submitted on 8/22/2003 6:18:32 AM and accessed 3051 times.

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Love and War by Moonlight

Astronomy Picture of the Day

Discover the cosmos! Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer.
2015 February 26
Love and War by Moonlight
Image Credit & Copyright: Kevin Bourque Explanation: Venus, named for the Roman goddess of love, and Mars, the war god's namesake, came together by moonlight in this lovely skyview, recorded on February 20 from Charleston, South Carolina, USA, planet Earth. Made in twilight with a digital camera, the three second time exposure also records earthshine illuminating the otherwise dark surface of the young crescent Moon. Of course, the Moon has moved on from this much anticipated triple conjunction. Venus still shines in the west though as the evening star, third brightest object in Earth's sky, after the Sun and the Moon itself. Seen here within almost a Moon's width of Venus, much fainter Mars approached even closer on the following evening. But Mars has since been moving slowly away from brilliant Venus, though Mars is still visible too in the western twilight.

Tomorrow's picture: just a Messier moment

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