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"The heavens declare the glory of God" Psalm 19:1"
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City:
TUCSON
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Latitude:
32 00N
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Latitude:
111 00W
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Julian Date
2454652.000
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Solar
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Sunrise
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5:23 AM
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Sunset
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7:33 PM
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Distance
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94,554,305 Miles
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Angular Size
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31.48 Min. of Arc
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Position
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6hr 59min 22° 48'
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Constellation
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Gemini
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Lunar
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Moonrise
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7:02 AM
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Moonset
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9:13 PM
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Distance
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233,477 Miles
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Angular Size
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32 Min. of Arc
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Position
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8hr 53min 21° 06'
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Constellation
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Cancer
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Phase
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0.97%
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Lunar Phases
| 1st Quarter | 7/10/2008 |
| Full Moon | 7/18/2008 |
| 3rd Moon | 7/25/2008 |
| New Moon | 8/1/2008 |
| 1st Quarter | 8/8/2008 |
| Full Moon | 8/16/2008 |
| 3rd Moon | 8/23/2008 |
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Planets
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Planet
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Rises
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Transits
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Sets
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Constellation
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Distance from Earth
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Mercury
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3:57 AM
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10:55 AM
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5:48 PM
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Taurus
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83,053,840 Miles
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Venus
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5:51 AM
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12:57 PM
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7:58 PM
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Gemini
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159,747,612 Miles
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Mars
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9:13 AM
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3:48 PM
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Leo
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198,878,870 Miles
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Jupiter
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7:45 PM
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12:50 AM
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5:54 AM
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Sagittarius
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387,535,157 Miles
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Saturn
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9:29 AM
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4:02 PM
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10:30 PM
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Leo
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921,108,339 Miles
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Uranus
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11:10 PM
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5:05 AM
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11:00 AM
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Pices
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1,837,413,242 Miles
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Neptune
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9:47 PM
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3:16 AM
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8:44 AM
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Capricornus
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2,726,230,900 Miles
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Pluto
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6:05 PM
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11:26 PM
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4:46 AM
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Sagittarius
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2,872,152,451 Miles
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Web site visits since 1997 and
10461
mobile visits since 2005
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CCD Explorer Windows Software
A free Windows based program I wrote that allows you to store information about your CCD images in a database. The program allows you to organize and sort your images. It supports most graphic formats and has many features built into it including support for 16 and 32 bit images. Although created for CCD imaging, it can be used for astrophotography as well.
CCD Explore has many new features that were not in version 1.0 such as printing, some image processing, and converting to other file formats. In addition you can now customize your reference tables for equipment, cameras, and filters you use.
The software comes with an installer and will work with Windows 98 or higher including Windows Vista, the next version of Windows
In addition, the software has some 45,000 defined U.S. cities with longitude, latitude, time zones, and other information. Using defined cities, you can quickly look up information on the sun, moon, and planets.
CCD Explorer is FREE
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This Web site is owned and managed my Dean Salman. I have been into astronomy since the late 1960’s and doing photography with film from 1973 to 2001. In 2001, I switched to CCD imaging and have been doing that since then. I am asking that you respect my wishes and do not sell any of my images or claim them as your own work.
My images I post on the site are considered freeware and can be used for your own personal use, which includes school projects, a book or article you are publishing, or just printing the image for your own use. If you do use then in printed material such as a book, just credit me or my web site as a reference, nothing else.
My Web site is designed so that you can customize it on your computer for your location to get statistical information on the sun, moon, and planets. This includes lunar phases to 2035, rise and set times, magnitudes, phases, RA and DEC positions, distances, and much more. In addition, I update my database every month with current events happening in the sky and what the planets are doing for the current month. To set up your location, just enter your US or Canada city or zip code on the top of the page. If your city is not found or you do not have a U.S. or Canada zip code, use the City Locator. You can save your location for future visits so you do not have to enter your information each time you visit my site. Be sure to check out my mobile web site as well if you have access to the Web on your cell phone.
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Other Web Sites
Galaxy Map
Have you ever wondered what our Milky Way galaxy would look like from outside, as viewed from an interstellar space ship? This website presents a face-on map of much of the Milky Way, including the distances and positions of more than 8 thousand bright stars, star clusters, nebulae and giant molecular clouds. Unlike rough diagrams based on speculation, the location of each object on the galaxy map is based on the scientific literature. This may be the most accurate and detailed Milky Way map ever created
CCD Commander
Imagine setting up for a night of imaging, falling asleep, and then waking in the morning with images of multiple targets - each autoguided and autofocused. Your mount is parked and you have darks and flats for all your images. With a quick glance you confirm that all your images were guided successfully and your camera temperature was stable throughout the night. All of this is a reality with CCD Commander.
Instructional DVD Video By Adam Block
Learn the foundation for creating spectacular astronomical images in Photoshop! This video is the first in a series of tutorials that will lead the novice imager on a informative journey through the tips and techniques of manipulating CCD images.
CCD Stack by CCDWare
CCDWare is a software company that has the tools you need when it comes to CCD Imaging.
Star Parties
A complete listing of North American Star Parties organized by month.
Astronomy T-Shirts
Great low cost T-Shirts from AJ Tees. They have shirts for astronomy, animals, people, and much more.
Space Weather
For the latest solar forecast and aurora updates, visit SpaceWeather.com
The Astronomers Inn
Located near Benson, Arizona, we continue to be a cozy Bed and Breakfast offering our guests the unique opportunity for the observatory-quality stargazing of our beautiful southeastern Arizona skies.
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