Celestial calendar

URANUS

Visibility of the Uranus in 1998:

Uranus is visible in the evening sky at the beginning of the year in Capricornus and remains in this constellation throughout the year. It appears in the morning sky from mid-Frbruary and is at opposition on August 3. Its eastward elongation gradually decreases and from the beginning of November it can only be seen in the evening sky.

Date	Apparent Right Ascension	Apparent Declination	Magnitude	Date	Apparent Right Ascension	Apparent Declination	Magnitude
Jan.1	20^h 38.7^m	-19^o 04^'	5.9^m	Jul.12	20^h 57.1^m	-17^o 56^'	5.7^m
Feb.2	20^h 46.2^m	-18^o 35^'	5.9^m	Aug.13	20^h 52.1^m	-18^o 17^'	5.7^m
Mar.6	20^h 53.4^m	-18^o 07^'	5.9^m	Sep.14	20^h 47.7^m	-18^o 34^'	5.7^m
Apr.7	20^h 58.9^m	-17^o 46^'	5.8^m	Oct.16	20^h 45.7^m	-18^o 41^'	5.8^m
May.9	21^h 01.5^m	-17^o 36^'	5.8^m	Nov.17	20^h 47.1^m	-18^o 35^'	5.8^m
Jun.10	21^h 00.7^m	-17^o 40^'	5.7^m	Dec.19	20^h 51.8^m	-18^o 15^'	5.9^m

Visible way of the Uranus in 1998:

Note: All the times in this page are expressed in universal time (UT).
For Kyiv Local_Time=UT+2^h (and Local_Time=UT+3^h for summer time).