Sun
Daily picture of the sun from an observatory in Hawaii

RA: 23 h 21 m
Dec: 4.1 ° S
Dist: 0.993 AU
Const: Aquarius

Moon
Current moon phase

Waning Crescent
RA: 19 h 20 m
Dec: 22.2 ° S
Dist: 403650 km
26 % illumination
Age 24.1
Const: Sagittarius

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  • Welcome at 06:24:08 10-Mar-2010 Universal Time --- Julian Day number 2455265.76676
    Upcoming events:
    4567
    10-hour Moon 0.078 degrees south of Antares.

    11:08 Moon occults Antares

    22-hour Moon is in Ophiuchus.

    11-hour Moon at apogee .002705637433814 AU (251,558 miles or 404,757 km)

    13-hour Moon 15.602 degrees south of Juno

    14-hour Southern lunistice. Moon 27.37 degrees south of the celestial equator.

    21-hour Moon is in Sagittarius.

    01-hour Pluto 9.773 degrees north of Moon

    10-hour Mercury 2.393 degrees south of Sun

    11-hour Mercury becomes a morning object.

    16-hour Jupiter at eastern quadrature.

    07-hour Jupiter 2.506 degrees north of Moon

    9:04 First Quarter Moon

    Quick reference for finding the naked eye planets tonight:
    Mercury is a morning object in Aquarius...Venus is an evening object in Pisces...Mars is an evening object in Cancer...Jupiter is a morning object in Aquarius...Saturn is a morning object in Virgo...Uranus is an evening object in Pisces...
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