The Free Enterprise Not The Harrow Times

Best to ignore them...

Time to check the Central Heating and check where you put that winter coat?

Every two years, Mars reaches a point in its orbit called "opposition," when the planet lies directly opposite the sun in Earth's sky. This means Mars rises near sunset and remains visible all night long as it moves nearly overhead across the night sky. It will be a bright burnt orange color and almost 10 times brighter than the brightest stars in the sky. At their closest point next week, Mars and Earth will "only" be about 57 million miles apart. Another treat awaits April 14, when the full moon also will appear near Mars. Mars won't appear this big and bright again until its next "opposition" on May 22, 2016.

2014 - a brand new year for everyone to enjoy !