Celestial calendar

PLUTO

Visibility of Pluto in 1999:

Satellite of Pluto: Orbital, physical and photometric data.

Pluto remains in constellation Ophiucus throughout the year.
Planet do not visible for amators.

Date	Apparent Right Ascension	Apparent Declination	Magnitude	Date	Apparent Right Ascension	Apparent Declination	Magnitude
Jan.1	16^h 36.7^m	-10^o 33'	13.8^m	Jul.12	16^h 32.9^m	-10^o 05'	13.7^m
Feb.2	16^h 40.4^m	-10^o 35'	13.8^m	Aug.13	16^h 31.4^m	-10^o 15'	13.8^m
Mar.6	16^h 42.2^m	-10^o 29'	13.8^m	Sep.14	16^h 31.9^m	-10^o 31'	13.8^m
Apr.7	16^h 41.8^m	-10^o 19'	13.7^m	Oct.16	16^h 34.6^m	-10^o 50'	13.8^m
May 9	16^h 39.3^m	-10^o 09'	13.7^m	Nov.17	16^h 38.8^m	-11^o 08'	13.9^m
Jun.10	16^h 36.0^m	-10^o 03'	13.7^m	Dec.19	16^h 43.7^m	-11^o 21'	13.9^m

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).