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canopus july 2011 The Sky this Month Data provided by Brian Fraser Site location: lat. 26.0 deg S long. 28.0 deg E local time – UT = +2.0 hrs. page 22 Local time of Rise and Set Date Sun Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Jul 5 6 57 17 30 8 28 19 8 6 9 16 37 4 34 15 8 1 54 13 11 11 56 0 11 23 34 11 37 Jul 10 6 57 17 32 8 32 19 24 6 16 16 44 4 30 15 2 1 38 12 54 11 37 23 52 23 15 11 17 Jul 15 6 56 17 34 8 31 19 35 6 23 16 51 4 27 14 56 1 21 12 36 11 17 23 33 22 55 10 57 Jul 20 6 55 17 37 8 26 19 40 6 28 16 59 4 23 14 51 1 4 12 19 10 58 23 15 22 35 10 37 Jul 25 6 52 17 39 8 16 19 40 6 33 17 8 4 18 14 45 0 47 12 1 10 39 22 57 22 15 10 18 Jul 30 6 50 17 42 8 0 19 33 6 37 17 17 4 14 14 40 0 30 11 43 10 21 22 38 21 55 9 58 Aug 4 6 47 17 44 7 39 19 16 6 39 17 26 4 9 14 35 0 12 11 25 10 2 22 20 21 35 9 38 Aug 9 6 43 17 47 7 13 18 51 6 41 17 35 4 4 14 29 23 54 11 6 9 43 22 2 21 14 9 17 Aug 14 6 39 17 49 6 42 18 16 6 42 17 44 3 58 14 24 23 36 10 47 9 25 21 44 20 54 8 57 Aug 19 6 35 17 51 6 11 17 37 6 43 17 53 3 53 14 19 23 17 10 28 9 6 21 27 20 34 8 37 Aug 24 6 30 17 54 5 45 17 3 6 42 18 1 3 46 14 14 22 58 10 9 8 48 21 9 20 13 8 17 Aug 29 6 25 17 56 5 30 16 41 6 41 18 10 3 40 14 9 22 38 9 50 8 30 20 52 19 53 7 57 Diary of Astronomical Phenomena 2011 July d h d h 1 8 NEW MOON Eclipse 15 6 FULL MOON 2 23 Mercury 4.9N of Moon 18 6 Neptune 5.3S of Moon 4 18 Earth at aphelion 20 2 Mercury greatest elong E(27) 5 1 Regulus 5.3N of Moon 21 1 Uranus 5.8S of Moon 5 3 Mars 5.4N of Aldebaran 21 22 Moon at apogee 7 13 Moon at perigee 23 5 LAST QUARTER 8 6 FIRST QUARTER 23 21 Jupiter 4.9S of Moon 8 20 Spica 2.4N of Moon 27 2 Moon furthest North (23.3) 10 8 Uranus stationary 27 16 Mars 0.5N of Moon Occn 12 2 Antares 3.4S of Moon 28 23 Mercury 3.1S of Regulus 12 17 Moon furthest South (-23.4) 30 9 Venus 4.1N of Moon 14 0 Pluto 3.3N of Moon 30 18 NEW MOON August d h d h 1 8 Regulus 5.2N of Moon 17 8 Uranus 5.7S of Moon 1 10 Mercury 1.3N of Moon 18 15 Moon at apogee 2 6 Mercury stationary 20 9 Jupiter 4.7S of Moon 2 21 Moon at perigee 21 21 LAST QUARTER 5 1 Spica 2.3N of Moon 21 22 Venus 0.9N of Regulus 6 11 FIRST QUARTER 22 23 Neptune at opposition 8 4 Mercury 5.0S of Regulus 23 11 Moon furthest North (23.1) 8 8 Antares 3.5S of Moon 25 12 Mars 2.7N of Moon 8 23 Moon furthest South (-23.2) 26 1 Mercury stationary 10 6 Pluto 3.2N of Moon 28 0 Mercury 2.4N of Moon 13 19 FULL MOON 28 18 Regulus 5.1N of Moon 14 12 Neptune 5.2S of Moon 29 3 NEW MOON 16 12 Venus superior conjunction 30 17 Jupiter stationary 16 23 Mercury 5.9S of Venus 30 18 Moon at perigee 17 1 Mercury inferior conjunction
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