Sky above 47°N 7°E at Sun 2016 Nov 27 18:49 UTC

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Map of sky above 47°N 7°E at Sun 2016 Nov 27 18:49 UTC

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	Right Ascension	Declination	Distance (AU)	From 47°N 7°E:
	Right Ascension	Declination	Distance (AU)	Altitude	Azimuth
Sun	16h 16m 16s	−21° 17.8'	0.987	−30.483	90.762	Set
Mercury	17h 27m 57s	−25° 32.9'	1.265	−21.281	74.874	Set
Venus	19h 21m 33s	−24° 32.5'	1.014	−2.967	56.339	Set
Moon	15h 4m 10s	−12° 29.5'	63.6 ER	−36.125	112.958	Set
Mars	21h 6m 36s	−18° 6.9'	1.417	15.714	39.168	Up
Jupiter	13h 1m 47s	−5° 18.8'	6.041	−45.210	152.564	Set
Saturn	17h 5m 36s	−21° 31.7'	11.010	−22.258	81.807	Set
Uranus	1h 18m 26s	+7° 36.3'	19.234	45.904	−34.120	Up
Neptune	22h 44m 40s	−8° 53.9'	29.879	32.475	17.945	Up
Pluto	19h 7m 15s	−21° 27.0'	33.975	−2.650	60.848	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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