☆ I just have to laugh at myself... I slept early so that I could try observing the "morning star", but I ultimately failed when I woke up 7:ooam... I guess it's destiny? SWR today is going to be in different time round though, because I started star gazing at 6pm. The sun was about to set and it was when the light and darkness clashed each other. The sky was half blue when I noticed Orion. It was a totally new experience for me because as I am always used to star gaze at night sky. Stars shining brightly over the blue sky was absolutely spectacular! though the sunlight blacked out low magnitude stars, the belt of Orion was clear enough. From there I spotted Sirius. (Another obviousness, it's the brightest star in the night sky.) The transition of daylight sky to night time sky was quick. I was never able to feel the light fading away. I will never fully understand how the heavenly body really works around here. SWR done!