| 2007 | CELESTIAL CALENDAR | 2007 |
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Moon Phases |
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Jupiter Visibility |
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Mercury Visibility |
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Saturn Visibility |
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Venus Visibility |
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Uranus Visibility |
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Mars Visibility |
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Neptune Visibility |
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Asteroids (Minor planets) Data of planets |
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Dwarf planets Comets |
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Eclipses of the Sun |
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Eclipses of the Moon |
Equinoxes |
March 21, 00h 07m |
September 23, 09h 51m |
Solstices |
June 21, 18h 06m |
December 22, 06h 08m |
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Glossary Equinox: either of the two points on the celestial sphere at which the ecliptic intersects the celestial equator; also, the time at which the Sun passes through either of these intersection points; i.e., when the apparent longitude of the Sun is 0o or 180o. Solstice: either of the two points on the ecliptic at which the apparent longitude of the Sun is 90o or 270o; also, the time at which the Sun is at either point. Universal Time (UT): a generic reference to one of several scales that approximate the mean diurnal motion of the Sun; loosely, mean solar time on the Greenwich meridian (previously referred to as Greenwich Mean Time). |
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Note:
All time moments are given in Universal Time (UT) units. |