View toward horizon from 42°N 83°W, azimuth 90° (E)
Tue 2005 Sep 20 23:12 UTC
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AscensionDeclinationDistance
(AU)From 42°N 83°W:AltitudeAzimuthSun11h 52m 55s+0°
46.0'1.0042.87688.441UpMercury12h 3m 54s+1°
1.5'1.3975.08986.788UpVenus14h 31m 23s-16°
19.6'0.99717.24447.503UpMoon2h 14m 14s+15° 39.6'59.5
ER-15.362-128.612SetMars3h 23m 0s+16°
0.3'0.566-23.931-143.659SetJupiter13h 24m 43s-7°
44.8'6.34913.53966.210UpSaturn8h 41m 58s+18°
38.7'9.702-16.267135.305SetUranus22h 39m 54s-9°
18.9'19.1254.727-72.963UpNeptune21h 10m 40s-16°
25.8'29.31714.093-51.795UpPluto17h 26m 26s-15°
22.0'31.09932.5463.935Up
Azimuth in the above table follows the astronomical convention: zero
degrees is South with positive angles toward the West and negative
angles toward the East.
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