Everyone has been asking, "What is that bright star in the West?" It's the Evening Star, Venus.
What is that bright star in the West? It's not a star nor a plane ... it's VENUS! That brilliant star that shines brightly in the west after sunset for a couple hours is the closest planet to Earth.
[Updated for 2008/2009]
In late 2008, Venus is located more southwest than west. The southwest is also the direction the sun sets during winter for the Northern Hemisphere.
The Evening Star
Venus is often considered the Morning Star or the Evening Star, depending on which time of day it is up and dominating the darkness. For example, through the fall and winter of 2008-2009, Venus will be the most notable object in the evening sky in the west/southwest after sunset. It shines at a stunning -4 magnitude. The only natural objects in the night sky that are brighter than Venus are the Sun and the Moon (Satellites can briefly flare brighter than Venus).
Because Venus is close to Earth, it does not twinkle, as a star does. Its bright white light will hold steady, while if you compare stars in the vicinity, they "twinkle" or seem to waver and even change color.
Seeing Venus Through Binoculars
Venus goes through phases like the Moon because of its position between Earth and the Sun. When it is more of a crescent phase it is closer to us and bigger, and also its angle makes it look farther from the Sun and places it in a darker sky. For these reasons, Venus is brighter in its crescent phase than when it is near full phase! The crescent phases of Venus can be detected through binoculars or a telescope.
Venus can get as bright as magnitude -4.7. From fall to winter of 2008/2009, Venus continues to brighten a little bit every night. Venus, the planet named after the Goddess of Love, will reach its brightest just after Valentine's Day 2009. On November 30, 2008, the year's brightest planetary conjunction will occur when dazzling Venus sits just two degrees from bright Jupiter in the southwestern sky. Venus will make other stunning pairings while it is up in the west/southwest, such as on December 31, 2008, when the moon sits beside it or January 22, 2009, when binoculars or a telescope put Venus a degree away from Uranus.
By March 2009, Venus will sink back toward the horizon and be washed out by the sun's light.
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great information kelly, and in a very easy to understand manner. I will
make sure to look for Venus as it passes near Saturn!
Apr 21, 2007 7:39 PM
Paula Beyer :
I would like to thank you for your information on the brightest star in the
west. My Husband and I have been watching this bright star in the sky every
evening for quite awhile now but, always wondering why we have not noticed
it before. It is simply intriging and now I know why? A planet, I never
even thought of it being Venus. Once again Thank You.
Apr 23, 2007 5:02 PM
Kelly Whitt :
You are very welcome. Thanks for taking the time to comment!
Oct 20, 2008 9:10 PM
Guest :
In the Bible there is a verse in the Old Testement in the book of Daniel
chapther 12 verse 3 that reads...
Daniel 12:3 Those who are
wise will shine as bright as the sky, and those who turn many to
righteousness will shine like stars forever.
Last Friday night
me and some friends where setting up a "Christian Surfers" Surf
Companion on the beach in San Clemente, CA at T- Street and I was tripping
out on how Venus was shinning on the ocean straight to the contest area.
Then today I read that verse. Thanks for the info on what that star is...
Venus is a beautiful thing that God put in the sky. Grace
& Peace, Adam
Laguna Beach, CA
Nov 18, 2008 4:20 PM
Guest :
excellent information. venus is just beautiful tonight. what is the star
to venus' southwest?
Nov 18, 2008 6:01 PM
Kelly Whitt :
Tonight, on November 18, 2008, the star just to the southwest of Venus is
Kaus Borealis, also known as Lambda Sagittarii. It is magnitude 2.8 and is
the top star in the teapot shape of Sagittarius. This link provides more
information about the constellation Sagittarius.
http://stargazing.suite101.com/article.cfm/sagittarius Venus is moving
up and awasy from the horizon and will be next to the star Nunki in the
handle of the teapot on November 22 and 23. Watch for Venus's big meeting
with Juipter on November 30 and December 1 when the moon joins the view.
Nov 20, 2008 7:35 PM
Guest :
GUEST: My wife and I had been looking at and ,guessing on,what such a
bright light it has been appearing in the western sky for a while. Thanks
for clearing that curiosity. Additionally,we had heard that the space
station had been appearing very large and bright in the western sky. Is that information correct?
Nov 21, 2008 7:04 AM
Kelly Whitt :
The International Space Station (ISS) is bright on its own but right now
(November 2008) it is especially bright with the addition of the space
shuttle docked on it. Where and when you can see the ISS depends on your
location. Go to Heavens-above.com and input your location to find when and
where to look for the ISS and space shuttle.
Dec 2, 2008 9:53 AM
Guest :
I looked up info on Venus as I saw two bright stars next to a sickle moon
three nights ago, and it looked spectacular and unusual. THat was the
conjunction of Venus and Jupiter you mentioned. Thanks for satisfying my
curiosity!
Dec 28, 2008 4:58 PM
Guest :
Just came from outside in NJ and Venus is startlingly bright. I thought it
might havebeen a satellite but just wanted to check. Thanks for the
article. Good, clear info.
Dec 30, 2008 5:04 PM
Guest :
I'm curious: I was wondering what star that was as well, but another
website indicated that the BRIGHTEST star was actually Jupiter, with Venus
being a bit dimmer. What gives?
Dec 30, 2008 5:47 PM
Guest :
Thanks SO much for this info. I have been a bit worried about it being a
NEO coming to wipe out humanity or something!
Dec 30, 2008 7:52 PM
Kelly Whitt :
Venus is the brightest of all the planets. But Venus (and all the other
planets) can change brightness depending on when it is being viewed. Right
now (December 30 2008) Venus is by far the brightest star-like object in
the sky. If you look early enough in the evening, to the lower right of
Venus you will see Jupiter and Mercury. Jupiter is brighter than Mercury at
the moment. For more information on the planets, see the articles for the
Night Sky for December 2008 and the Night Sky for January 2009. Here
is the link to the first: http://stargazing.suite101.com/article.cfm/the_night_sky_for_december_200
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Jan 1, 2009 11:11 AM
Guest :
Thanks so much for the easy to understand explanation. My kids asked me
about the bright object in the sky and a quick serach on the internet and I
have your answer! It has been so amazing to look at the past few
nights.
April Murrieta, CA
Jan 2, 2009 11:35 AM
Guest :
I was happy to find this information as well. I was wondering what that
thing up there was in the evening.
Jan 3, 2009 11:39 AM
Guest :
great information my friend i am sat inside looking out the window
looking right at it this current moment. i kept wondering what it was ( i
thought it was a plane but it has been there for a while)
many
thanks for the info. regards.. Andy from the UK
Jan 5, 2009 10:31 AM
Guest :
Thanks for your information. My family and I kept asking one another what
the bright star was. Your site was the first one I clicked on and I was
really pleased I did as your explanation was so simple and clear to
understand! Jackie
Jan 6, 2009 1:39 PM
Guest :
Thank you for the info - i was looking for a simple, uncluttered
expanation. I've just been outside staring at Venus; I never really looked
before. now I can't stop! Space- the concept is mindblowing! - James
G
Jan 7, 2009 9:55 AM
Guest :
Thanks that was really buggin me!!
Jan 8, 2009 3:12 AM
Guest :
Thanks for the info. Myself and my family have been wondering for the past
couple of months what that 'star' was and why we had never noticed it
before. Tania, New Zealand.
Jan 9, 2009 10:58 AM
Guest :
thank you for your info i wondered what the bright star was as i had
never noticed it before caroline
Jan 10, 2009 1:54 PM
Guest :
i have noticed what i thought was a "very bright star" for a
while now,this was the first site i "hit" & am very pleased
to have found the answer to my question straight away!
thanks sg SOMERSET ENGLAND
Jan 12, 2009 6:16 PM
Guest :
As with SG Somerset, England, I too hit this site first search and got the
answer in laymans terms. thanks.
DGB, Lisburn, NI
Jan 13, 2009 10:27 AM
Guest :
Thankyou So Much Jenni Newcastle (:
Jan 13, 2009 11:07 AM
Guest :
Thank you for describing the truly wonderful sight of Venus. I didn't know
what is was and am so excited about seeing it in these amazing clear and
starry night skies. I nearly froze to death the other evening standing
outside just feeling totally overawed by the sight of so many stars!! Was
this the one the wise men followed. It certainly makes me want to travel
towards it Janice Stow
Jan 13, 2009 4:16 PM
Guest :
thank you! I cannot wait to show my 3 year old tomorrow, she is
obsessed with the planets and can name them all in order. She will be so
excited to see Venus with her own eyes! i must resist the urge to wake
her
Jan 13, 2009 4:54 PM
Guest :
Hi Kelly,
I echo all the comments made,Thanks Kelly !
Leon and Laura Canada.
Jan 15, 2009 5:39 PM
Guest :
thank you for this info. i didn't know that satellites are visible from
earth? is that a reflection light or their own source?
Jan 15, 2009 7:20 PM
Kelly Whitt :
Satellites reflect the light of the sun. For predicted times of when a
satellite will be visible over your location, go to heavens-above.com.
Jan 15, 2009 10:40 PM
Guest :
Thank you so much for the info. I've been wondering whether I was seeing a
plane or something else. It looked so close by and too big to be a star.
Now I know what it is and I am really exited. Its so beautiful. I've never
seen anything so bright in the sky. Thank you again. Nelly, Long
Beach, Ca.
Jan 16, 2009 6:04 PM
Guest :
venus is beautiful
Jan 18, 2009 10:20 AM
Guest :
I noticed this tonight, for the first time. Thought it was strange as it
appeared to "move" a lot more then the over star's when I was
travelling, so guessed it was something a lot closer to Earth. First page I
come to, and you have explained everything perfectly. Cheers!
Darren
Jan 18, 2009 6:13 PM
Guest :
We knew it was a planet, but good to know when it will be the brightest,
when it will leave us and what planet it is. Thank you. Very good
information.
Jan 19, 2009 11:01 AM
Guest :
Thanks for the info, had been getting a bit weirded out by considering how
big(and bright) it is.
Jan 19, 2009 6:15 PM
Guest :
Thanks for the clear, easy to understand explanation. I have checked 6
other websites for what that bright light in the early night sky was and
all they did was confuse me. Paula
Jan 19, 2009 6:17 PM
Guest :
well i was told it was a comet on a collision course towards the earth and
will hit the year 2012
Jan 21, 2009 4:03 PM
Guest :
I took out the garbage and noticed it. It was puzzling at first, but after
reading this - it matched and fit all of the description I notice...great
job! Heck - even the picture you have here looks EXACTLY like what I was
looking at.
Jan 21, 2009 7:04 PM
Guest :
Thanks for the information, it was very informative. When did this last
occur and when will it occur again? It seems that we can truly say that
the "light has come" to earth taking in to consideration all the
changes occurring in our world and especially with our new President of the
USA-Barack Obama.
Jan 21, 2009 7:20 PM
Guest :
I saw this "star" tonight in the western sky in East Tennessee
and at first glance thought it was a helicopter. I looked it up online
after my mother called and asked what was hovering in the sky. I found this
site and glad to know that Venus is bright, shining and giving us pleasure
in the US Southern Sky...like a warm smile in the cold weather we have had
:)
Jan 22, 2009 9:14 AM
Guest :
My wife and I also! this is great to because I could show her the power of
the internet also!
Jan 23, 2009 10:28 AM
Guest :
hi, did wonder what the light was, thought perhaps a bright star, or the
iss, maybe jupiter. was hoping its not a comet of something. .. being so
still, just moving to the spin of the earth it was heard to tell,
thanks for the explanation, venus being closer than say... mars.. and
being the same size as earth, that would explain it,.. cheers..
wesley, essex, uk
Jan 23, 2009 3:45 PM
Guest :
I still say it's someone there with a light in the window showing their
friends the way.
Jan 23, 2009 7:22 PM
Guest :
I live In nc, I am Knight my aka. I have observed this object for the past
6 weeks, wondring. It semed to be moving about, with spheres flowing
outward each side.... many above and below. I last night watched it from 7
pm til 10pm.. Tonight 1-23-09, along where I usually watch, looking more
southwesterly, it moves up and down and from side to side. I used a base
for alinment, also watching several paths of planes fly upon it,
under....At 7pm it was in sight usually where it is, later 1 hour to be
exact it vanished. noticing before the dippers and milkyway it was between
them, now gone Where did it go I wondered, so I got into my truck drove
away from trees into a clear view area, a few miles.. no where it
was....to be seen. I feel a differ. I have been researching the end of time
thing 2012, Mayan Calendars may be causeing a scare. also a twinter months,
u can also see uranus, jupitor, venus also ,the moon as if the moon was
hosting them.......On Valentines day , goddess of love Venus, will be the
brightest, by March said to be gone. So it is said, Yet Where did it go
tonight? All the other paterns are still in place when it was seen
earlier...... Thx, Dennis The Knight
Jan 24, 2009 5:24 PM
Guest :
Just stargazing in Bermuda.So glad to find this site,which explains it
all.I was so excited I showed my kids and called my friends, who live on
the water's edge, to show their children. Thanks Jennifer
Wilson
Jan 25, 2009 11:44 AM
Guest :
In County Durham North East England Venus is very bright tonight thanks for
the info. It's nice to know that people all around the world take an
interest. Davey
Jan 25, 2009 4:19 PM
Guest :
I've noticed the "star" for several weeks and asked my husband if
he or anyone else have talked about it. He said someone told him it was a
planet not a star. I finally decided to look on the internet. You explained
what it is perfectly. Thank you. Can't wait to tell others. North
Canton Ohio
Jan 25, 2009 4:56 PM
Guest :
I too have been wondering about the bright light as I take my dogs to play
in a field in the evenings.The info & the comments are great to read
but I think we should all put in where we're from. There's something very
peace like to see that no matter what part of the world we're in, we can
all gaze up to the sky & be awed at the same amazing sights. Ellen in
Cleveland, Ohio
Jan 25, 2009 7:13 PM
Guest :
I live in Dallas, Texas and man oh man can you see Venus from here! I wish
I could say something insightful about the impression it left on me. I
guess in lieu of that I will write a letter to the mayor or other such
official on Venus and tell them how spectacular it is to see them from
planet earth and that by just typing a few lines into Google I discovered
who they are! Fantastic!
Jan 26, 2009 10:50 PM
Guest :
Thank you for the info. I was walking my dogs and saw how bright it was
tonight.
Jan 27, 2009 2:41 PM
Guest :
I've been wondering what it was for quite a while. I'm in Fraserburgh North
East Scotland. Thanks for your information.
Feb 2, 2009 10:40 AM
Guest :
Was really interested to know what the bright star was, as we are always
coming home late in the weekend, and the star would always be there, shiny
and beautiful, thanks for the info. Lorraine belgium
Feb 3, 2009 7:57 PM
Guest :
I always knew it was Venus, but I don't ever remember it being so big and
bright. It seems brighter than the moon! It's stunning! --San Antonio,
Texas
Feb 4, 2009 3:08 PM
Guest :
Just playing devil's advocate here, but so many people (this site and
others) seem to just now notice a big and bright planet in the sky. Its
like all of a sudden. Why hasn't so many people noticed this very bright
planet before? I first noticed it about a year and a half ago, and
have kept "tabs" on it since, but does seem so strange that an
object in the sky that it that noticable...well, never got noticed until
the last 18 months or so. /shrugs
Feb 5, 2009 3:06 AM
Guest :
I am so glad I found this website...I was talking to my wife the other
night about how bright it was. It was a clear cold night and I swear the
thing was brighter than the moon. It was amazing. I told her it had to be a
planet, but was not sure. Even growing up I dont remember it being so
bright..I guess getting old we just slow down and look up....LOL...Thanks
again for the information Charlotte NC
Feb 5, 2009 6:54 PM
Guest :
To all nightgazers, Venus is looking lovely tonight. Donna from
Colorado.
Feb 6, 2009 5:34 PM
Guest :
Awesome! Reminds me that God is ever present and has created the heavens
and the earth...it is just wonderful to gaze at this planet and it's
beauty!
Feb 8, 2009 5:25 PM
Guest :
Thank you for the answer. I love looking at the stars above. Thank you Wan
Feb 10, 2009 5:30 PM
Guest :
My daughter was taking out the garbage and notices the bright object in the
sky just beyond our house. She said "Ma come look; there’s a
UFO!" After being creeped out for a moment; I collected myself and
told her "I think its Mars or Venus." Then just like any
mid-techie I ran in to Google the information that landed me here. Bravo to
you for sharing your knowledge. I just ‘face booked’ your site. Thank you
so much for this information.
Feb 12, 2009 8:24 PM
Guest :
Excellent article, Kelly. We have a clear night here in SW Washington and
at first I thought it was a plane on approach to Portland Airport. Very
bright, and must be close to it's brightest as it is very close to
Valentine's Day. Thank you for the non-technical aspect. Easy for all to
understand.
Feb 13, 2009 6:39 PM
Guest :
thixton,,central tx only noticed it tonight,,thank u so much,,for the
info,,and on friday the 13th
Feb 14, 2009 5:43 PM
Guest :
While walking the dogs, we noticed the very bright star in the sky and your
information answered all of our questions. By the way, we live on the West
Coast of Central Florida, and tonight is Valentine's Day 2009. Venus is
beautiful and bright to the naked eye tonight. Thank you!!! The
Powell Family Lutz, Florida
Feb 15, 2009 9:25 AM
Guest :
Thank you very much for this information. I walk each evening between 7 and
9 PM and was very curious to know what this bight object was. Most nights,
outside of the moon, it is the brightest in the dark sky. Also, on some
hazy nights when I cannot see any stars, I still can see Venus through the
haze. Again, THANK YOU
Feb 15, 2009 6:36 PM
Guest :
THANK GOD!! i thought it was a meteor or something!!
Feb 16, 2009 7:37 PM
Guest :
Hi Kelly,
I had heard about this before but was never able to
see it myself! I was told about Saturn before not Venus, it is amazing and
tonight as you said it looks its brightest! You just can't stop looking at
it! Thank you so much for all this information! It makes me wanna
learn more and more!
thank you again! Bee
Feb 17, 2009 7:29 AM
Guest :
I have been looking at this, what I thought was a very bright star, only to
find out it was a planet. We sit outside in our hot tub every night and are
just in awe when we look at the sky. Brian in Wisconsin
Feb 17, 2009 5:25 PM
Guest :
Hi,we are in Pensacola, FL and were also wondering what it was. I typed in
"identify bright star w pensacola sky" and got your site.
Beautiful planet, beautiful site, beautiful people! Thanks
Feb 18, 2009 10:49 AM
Guest :
I saw Venus the other day thinking it was a star for years (= it was
amazing. I stared at it for a good while.( i was driving btw so i had to
look at the road) But i was Astonished (= It was a beautiful sight.
Especially when you're near Alligator Alley in Florida's Everglades
Feb 18, 2009 7:12 PM
Guest :
Notice that youtube has lots of people believing this is nibiru. well only
well educated people know its venus. :P
Feb 19, 2009 6:38 PM
Guest :
Cool, I've noticed this "star" for the last few months and my
friends literally laughed at me when I said that's probably Venus. Now I
can prove them wrong :)
Feb 20, 2009 4:51 PM
Guest :
I was sitting on my couch when my girlfriend called,she was amazed by the
bright "star" in the southwest sky.I went out and looked for
myself and I'm glad I did it looked awesome.But I still didn't know what it
was.Because I'm the type of person who just has to know things, I went to
my computer did a search and happened upon your article.Fantastic,you
answered all my questions before I even asked.Thank you very much
Feb 20, 2009 5:45 PM
Guest :
I have been watching this brightly lighted object in the Nort West sky for
two weeks now, and it looks like the star on top of my Chrismas tree. It
has five point's and is clear as a bell.. I am glad I found this page for
it has answered all my questions.....
Thank you for this
site.
Konrad, from Hawley, PA.
Feb 24, 2009 5:32 PM
Guest :
So glad I found your site. I've been wondering what the bright
"star" was in the West for the last several weeks. Thank you for
the explanation. It's nice to finally know what I've been looking at!
Feb 25, 2009 6:34 PM
Guest :
Yeah that planet is bright as hell in Las Vegas tonight :)
Feb 26, 2009 5:33 PM
Guest :
Thank you for the info. It took me a while to find this article. I was
trying to figure out what planet it is that I see at night. I knew it was
a planet but I did not know which one. Very interesting.
thank you, jamie
Mar 2, 2009 4:28 PM
Guest :
I don't look towards the sky at night very often, but I happened to catch
the bright light in the West tonight. It took a few minutes to realize it
wasn't an airplane moving across the sky and was just sitting still. It
took me about 5 minutes to find this article. It's amazing how it just
dominates the sky.
Mar 3, 2009 7:46 PM
Guest :
Thank you for your information, went thru several sites before I got to
yours. I live in South Florida on the East Coast and my husband and I have
watched the "star" for several weeks wondering what it was. God
is so amazing in creating all this beauty for us to enjoy!!
Mar 4, 2009 11:43 AM
Guest :
Amazing, I went out into my garden early this evening and noticed this very
bright object in the sky. I shouted to my grandaughter Sian to come and
take a look and she was amazed. We got the binoculars out to have a better
look and wow! what a fantastic sight. We thought it was a comet at first
and decided to ivestigate on the internet to find out exactly what it was.
We came across your website so quickly to discover it was the planet VENUS.
Fantastic and thanks for the information it was most interesting.
From Dave and Sian Hampton
Mar 4, 2009 5:16 PM
Guest :
March 4, 2009 7:20 PM I have been watching this beautiful and bright
object in the sky out my kitchen window and wondering just what it was. It
just kept drawing me back every evening and when I spot it I am thrilled.
Thank you for the information and for solving my mystery star question.
Venus is beautiful. Jeanne in Danville Illinois
Mar 4, 2009 7:35 PM
Guest :
In the Bible there is a verse in the New Testement in the book of Luuke
chapther 21 verse 25 that reads...
Luke 21 vs 25 And there
shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon , and in the stars; and upon the
earth distress of nations, with perplexity; the sea and the waves
roaring;...
From the gulf of mexico to where we live that is
brilliant. Also I do believe that venus is considered as to the star the
wise men were following. Thanks for the info as to evening or
(brite;-) morning star... Netprophet
Apr 6, 2009 1:57 AM
Guest :
I love looking at venus in the evenings as it is our family's symbol for
our loved one who has crossed over. I have been puzzled the last week as
she has dissappeared, and I think now I understand. Am hanging out for the
night when she appears so bright and beautiful again :)
Apr 23, 2009 6:34 AM
Guest :
The star was in the east yesterday right next to a sliver of the moon at
6:45am. Beautiful. When I was reading your article I couldn't help thinking
how Venus resembles Jesus' coming. Jesus is coming back some day from
the East. (Matthew 24:27) Venus is the goddess of love. Jesus
demonstrated his great love toward us by dying on the cross. (Romans 5:8)
God is love. (1 John 4:8) Venus is called the morning star. Jesus is
called the Bright and Morning Star (Revelation 22:16) It's amazing how
many people are noticing Venus. Some are terrified, some curious, but just
think of all the people looking up to the heavens. Everyone will be
looking when Jesus returns, and every eye shall see him, even the ones who
killed killed him. (Revelation 1:7)
May 18, 2009 10:11 PM
Guest :
Thank you for that information. I would like to ask, I see the bight star
at about 4-5am as i'm working I assume that that too is Venus i'm on the
east coast in sydney. I have been wondering about this for about 1-2weeks
May 19, 2009 2:42 PM
Kelly Whitt :
To my reader in Sydney: The bright object you are seeing in the
morning between 4-5 am is Venus rising in the East. On May 21 it will
appear close to the crescent moon. It should be a beautiful view.
May 22, 2009 9:28 AM
Guest :
i've been arguing with my partner for hours, up until the early hours of
this morning, when i noticed the bright star to the east,at around 5.30 am.
although i was upset due to the constant arguing, seeing this calmed me
right down, i went for my binoculars an the hairs on my arms stood up as i
zoomed in 'wow'..matt from london. zeitgeist movement.
Aug 27, 2009 6:52 PM
Guest :
tell me why then it is still out to this day and it was suppose to
dissapear 3 months ago
Aug 27, 2009 7:20 PM
Kelly Whitt :
Venus is not up in the west after sunset. It is in the east before sunrise.
If you are seeing a bright star right now in the west, you are probably
looking at Arcturus.
Sep 27, 2009 1:48 AM
Guest :
Thank you for that information.I just want to know whether Venus is a
morning star or a evening star in these few weeks.
Sep 29, 2009 6:28 AM
Guest :
There was a star known as the star of Bethlehem, which was seen to announce
the coming of the Messiah Yeshua Hameshia. But, this coming star shall be
brighter than that star, it will be seen soon, it is not far, yet it is not
near, it will be seen to announce the second coming of the Son of Man,
Yeshua Hamashia. The Star will appear in the Eastern sky, Yeshua is coming
soon.
