Sky above 37°47'2"N 79°29'35"W at Mon 2009 Dec 28 1:55 UTC

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Map of sky above 37°47'2"N 79°29'35"W at Mon 2009 Dec 28 1:55 UTC

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	Right Ascension	Declination	Distance (AU)	From 37°47'2"N 79°29'35"W:
	Right Ascension	Declination	Distance (AU)	Altitude	Azimuth
Sun	18h 28m 6s	−23° 16.9'	0.983	−44.360	93.360	Set
Mercury	19h 33m 4s	−21° 20.4'	0.773	−30.522	85.558	Set
Venus	18h 12m 44s	−23° 41.5'	1.706	−47.596	95.448	Set
Moon	2h 50m 10s	+21° 19.9'	59.7 ER	73.272	11.384	Up
Mars	9h 31m 41s	+18° 26.4'	0.760	5.967	−108.746	Up
Jupiter	21h 52m 39s	−13° 52.7'	5.592	0.815	71.667	Up
Saturn	12h 19m 45s	+0° 20.0'	9.387	−36.300	−125.351	Set
Uranus	23h 35m 27s	−3° 28.0'	20.303	26.536	61.793	Up
Neptune	21h 47m 38s	−13° 45.6'	30.674	−0.052	72.528	Setting
Pluto	18h 12m 42s	−18° 18.0'	32.739	−44.650	101.968	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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