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My golly....if you need a Mars position, it's almost exactly 2.5 degrees
due north of the star Delta Aquarii, which is the star which highlights the Delta Aquarid meteor shower, which are active right now, thru Aug 19th. Mars rises right about 1.5 hours after sunset, almost anywhere on the globe right now, which will shrink to 0 hours after sunset on its opposition date of August 28th, at 18 hours UT. This ain't rocket science. Clear Skies, Tom W. An international mgazine like "Sky & Telescope" should give times & dates in Universal Time; the descriptions are otherwise a bit vague. |
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