Every Planet Comes to Prissville

Aim point RA: 19h 27m 24s Dec: −16°14'21"
Wed 2008 Dec 17 2:43 UTC

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Ephemeris:

	Right Ascension	Declination	Distance (AU)
Sun	17h 40m 29s	−23° 21.8'	0.984
Mercury	18h 32m 29s	−25° 25.1'	1.340
Venus	20h 54m 29s	−19° 41.0'	0.896
Moon	9h 53m 12s	+11° 16.7'	58.4 ER
Mars	17h 26m 45s	−23° 47.3'	2.458
Jupiter	19h 50m 29s	−21° 24.8'	5.947
Saturn	11h 32m 9s	+5° 9.8'	9.243
Uranus	23h 20m 23s	−5° 5.6'	20.189
Neptune	21h 38m 2s	−14° 30.1'	30.566
Pluto	18h 2m 27s	−17° 43.4'	32.544

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