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There was joy in Mudville last Friday when the Rappahannock J.V. Panthers came back from a thirteen point deficit against the Page Panthers to win 17-16.
Page looked as if they had it in the bag in the top of the second inning when they led 13-0. But Rappahannock showed some scoring drive of their own and cut the edge to 13-9 at the end of the second inning.
Page scored two more times in the third inning to make it 15-9. RCHS challenged again with a run in the fourth, and two more in the fifth, to bring the score to 12-15.
Mike Brown didn’t pull a Casey at the bat Friday
Astronomical
Rarity Occurs
On Sunday, May 4, Mars and Jupiter will be aligned in the evening sky for the third time since December, forming a triple conjunction.
A conjunction occurs when any two planets appear to meet or closely pass one another. The last triple conjunction of Mars and Jupiter occurred almost 150 years ago in 1836-7.
As viewed from earth, Mars passed by Jupiter, moving eastward, and formed the first conjunction of the two planets on December 13, 1979. When earth overtook Mars in its orbit, Mars appeared to drift westward—in a retrograde (backwards) loop—passing by Jupiter for a second time on March 2. Resuming its eastward drift. Mars will pass 0.8 degree north of Jupiter on May 4, marking the third conjunction. This is the closest distance between the planets of the three conjunctions.
Through the month of May, Jupiter and Mars can be seen high above the southern horizon, in the constellation of Leo the Lion, as a bright pair of objects in the evening sky.
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