Sky above 47°N 7°E at Fri 2023 Jul 7 17:16 UTC

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Map of sky above 47°N 7°E at Fri 2023 Jul 7 17:16 UTC

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	Right Ascension	Declination	Distance (AU)	From 47°N 7°E:
	Right Ascension	Declination	Distance (AU)	Altitude	Azimuth
Sun	7h 6m 35s	+22° 33.4'	1.017	19.695	102.330	Up
Mercury	7h 40m 43s	+23° 14.0'	1.312	25.893	97.032	Up
Venus	9h 46m 45s	+12° 50.4'	0.449	39.362	62.727	Up
Moon	23h 8m 31s	−9° 28.7'	57.2 ER	−47.153	−143.235	Set
Mars	10h 3m 32s	+13° 7.6'	2.251	42.086	58.681	Up
Jupiter	2h 33m 27s	+13° 50.9'	5.303	−24.563	151.162	Set
Saturn	22h 36m 57s	−10° 31.2'	9.122	−44.469	−132.651	Set
Uranus	3h 18m 35s	+17° 57.7'	20.231	−16.540	142.199	Set
Neptune	23h 53m 26s	−2° 3.6'	29.584	−43.628	−161.700	Set
Pluto	20h 7m 27s	−22° 55.9'	33.817	−30.232	−87.919	Set

Azimuth in the above table follows the astronomical convention: zero degrees is South with positive angles toward the West and negative angles toward the East.

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