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April 3rd 06, 10:02 PM
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Jupiter's whereabouts?
At last caught up with the group after wanadoo pulled the plug. Anyway,
I was just wondering where Jupiter will be in the sky this as I want to view it. 
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April 3rd 06, 10:36 PM
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"Spurs Dave" wrote in message ups.com... At last caught up with the group after wanadoo pulled the plug. Anyway, I was just wondering where Jupiter will be in the sky this as I want to view it. A present, Jupiter rises in the South East, at about 8pm. It is due South, between about 2am, and 3am in the morning. Best Wishes
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April 3rd 06, 10:39 PM
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Spurs Dave wrote: I was just wondering where Jupiter will be in the sky this as I want to view it. RA = 15h 1m 38s Decn = -15° 46.6' Alt = -0.163 Az = -64.024 Rising From 52 degrees N. at 22:40-ish. http://www.fourmilab.ch/yoursky/
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April 3rd 06, 10:54 PM
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On 3 Apr 2006 14:02:34 -0700, in uk.sci.astronomy , "Spurs Dave"
wrote: At last caught up with the group after wanadoo pulled the plug. Anyway, I was just wondering where Jupiter will be in the sky this as I want to view it. Worth getting something like Starry Night or similar sky mapping s/w, saves you the truoble of waiting for answers. I think you can still get starry night for a free trial, eg http://www.download.com/Starry-Night...4-7558418.html Mark McIntyre --
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April 4th 06, 01:11 AM
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"Spurs Dave" wrote in news:1144098154.137856.81690
@z34g2000cwc.googlegroups.com: At last caught up with the group after wanadoo pulled the plug. Anyway, I was just wondering where Jupiter will be in the sky this as I want to view it. Free Sky charting softwa http://www.stargazing.net/astropc/ Klazmon.
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April 4th 06, 09:50 AM
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Actually, it's at past 3 a.m. now. Opposition is the 6th of May.
Andrea T.
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April 4th 06, 02:02 PM
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wrote in message ups.com... Actually, it's at past 3 a.m. now. Opposition is the 6th of May. Andrea T. I only use UT, for astronomical times. Should have said 'UT', not 'am'... Hint though, it is worth quoting the part you are replying to, otherwise it is very hard for people to know what you are talking about. Best Wishes
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April 4th 06, 10:49 PM
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April 5th 06, 09:35 AM
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Sjouke Burry wrote: wrote: Actually, it's at past 3 a.m. now. Opposition is the 6th of May. Andrea T. No, its not its 11.49 PM I'd love but alas it ain't. Andrea T.
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