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Fri |
2.8 |
R-Vul is its maximum brightness (Mag: 7.0-14.3, Period: 137 days) |
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Sat |
3.8 |
10h α-Capricornids meteor shower is at the peak (Jul.10 - Aug.25) |
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Sun |
4.8 |
06:42 Moon passes the equator, to the southern hemisphere |
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Mon |
5.8 |
`Kyuu Tanabata' (Tanabata (July 7) in lunar calendar) |
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00h ι-Aquarids (south) meteor shower is at the peak (Jul.20 - Aug.25) |
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01:51 Moon approaches closest to Asteroid Vesta (02°40.9') |
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22:54 Neptune is at the opposition (Mag: 7.8, Dia.: 02.3") |
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(watching from Neptune, the Earth passes on the solar disk) |
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Tue |
6.8 |
W-Cet is its maximum brightness (Mag: 7.1-14.8, Period: 351 days) |
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16:28 First quarter moon |
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21:27 Occultaion of α-Lib (Mag: 2.9) (immersion time at Tokyo) |
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Wed |
7.8 |
23h Moon is at the nearest from the Earth (0.961, 369,432km, Dia.: 32'21") |
7 |
Thu |
8.8 |
R-Aqr is its maximum brightness (Mag: 5.8-12.4, Period: 386 days) |
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19:28 δ-Lib is its minimum brightness |
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Fri |
9.8 |
05:17 Moon passes 11°14.3' south of Pluto |
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07:24 `Risshuu' (Longitude of the sun reaches 135 degrees) |
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Sat |
10.8 |
15:19 Moon is at the southernmost (Decl.: -26°33.3') |
10 |
Sun |
11.8 |
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11 |
Mon |
12.8 |
22:09 Moon passes 05°01.5' south of Neptune |
12 |
Tue |
13.8 |
13h δ-Aquarids (north) meteor shower is at the peak (Jul.25 - Aug.20) |
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13:48 Full Moon |
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Wed |
14.8 |
03:56 Algol is its minimum brightness |
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08h Perseids meteor shower is at the peak (Jul.20 - Aug.20) |
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08:44 Moon passes 04°30.1' south of Uranus |
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Thu |
15.8 |
02:20 Moon passes 01°53.6' north of Mars |
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19:03 δ-Lib is its minimum brightness |
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Fri |
16.8 |
05:57 Mercury is at the eastern greatest elongation (27°26.0', Mag: 0.4, Dia.: 07.5") |
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Sat |
17.8 |
00:45 Algol is its minimum brightness |
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09:18 Moon passes the equator, to the northern hemisphere |
17 |
Sun |
18.8 |
11:48 Venus is at the superior conjunction (01°21.9' south of Sun, Mag: -3.9, Dia.: 09.6") |
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23h Asteroid (2100) Ra-Shalom approaches closest to the Earth (0.17450AU) |
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Mon |
19.8 |
09:50 Comet 100P/Hartley 1 (Period: 6.3 years) passes the perihelion |
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20:53 Venus approaches closest to Sun (01°18.7') |
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21:33 Algol is its minimum brightness |
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Tue |
20.8 |
23h Moon is at the farthest from the Earth (1.051, 404,109km, Dia.: 29'34") |
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Wed |
21.8 |
09:48 Last quarter moon |
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13h Cygnids meteor shower is at the peak (Aug.8 - Aug.25) |
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20h ι-Aquarids (north) meteor shower is at the peak (Jul.25 - Aug.25) |
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Thu |
22.8 |
14:46 Venus passes 00°33.8' north of Jupiter |
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19:15 Venus approaches closest to Jupiter (00°31.8') |
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Fri |
23.8 |
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Sat |
24.8 |
R-Cam is its maximum brightness (Mag: 7.0-14.4, Period: 270 days) |
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04:59 Jupiter is at the conjunction (00°52.6' south of Sun, Mag: -1.7, Dia.: 30.8") |
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13:10 Moon approaches closest to Asteroid Ceres (03°50.2') |
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20:44 Moon is at the northernmost (Decl.: +26°39.0') |
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22:08 `Shosho' (Longitude of the sun reaches 150 degrees) |
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23:13 Moon passes 04°18.9' north of Saturn |
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Sun |
25.8 |
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Mon |
26.8 |
02:13 Uranus is at the opposition (Mag: 5.7, Dia.: 03.7") |
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Tue |
27.8 |
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Wed |
28.8 |
S-CMi is its maximum brightness (Mag: 6.6-13.2, Period: 333 days) |
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16:40 Moon passes 04°27.7' north of Jupiter |
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18:51 Mars approaches closest to the Earth (0.3727192AU, 55758,000km, Mag: -2.9, Dia.: 25.1") |
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Thu |
0.4 |
02:26 New Moon |
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04:26 Moon passes 03°47.2' north of Venus |
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09:25 Mercury is at the apogee (R.A.: 11h40.1m) |
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14:34 Comet 66P/du Toit (Period: 14.7 years) passes the perihelion |
29 |
Fri |
1.4 |
10:14 Moon passes 09°16.4' north of Mercury |
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14:35 Comet 94P/Russell 4 (Period: 6.6 years) passes the perihelion |
30 |
Sat |
2.4 |
12:38 Moon passes the equator, to the southern hemisphere |
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15:13 Pluto is at the apogee (R.A.: 17h08.1m) |
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15:28 Occultation of γ-Vir (Mag: 2.9) (immersion time at Tokyo) |
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Sun |
3.4 |
06:12 Mars is at the opposition (Mag: -2.9, Dia.: 25.1") |