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Uranus and its moon on August 26, 2006
The four objects surrounding Uranus are its 4 brightest moons.
From the top they are Oberon, Ariel, Umbriel and Titania. |
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Neptune and its brightest moon, Triton on
August 26, 2006 |
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Pluto's positions from August 14 to
September 20, 2006
Table 1.
Pluto data summary
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Date
|
Time
|
Right
Ascension
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Declination
|
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20060814
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053023
UT
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17h35m41.26s
(0.00)
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(-)15d51m42.66s
(-0.4)
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20060820
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051431
UT
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17h35m26.76s
(+0.02)
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(-)15d53m25.86s
(+0.7)
|
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20060826
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050010
UT
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17h35m16.65s
(0.00)
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(-)15d55m16.86s
(+0.1)
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20060904
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041118
UT
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17h35m10.06s
(-0.03)
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(-)15d58m11.87s
(0.0)
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20060920
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033858
UT
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17h35m24.38s
(+0.01)
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(-)16d03m44.19s
(+0.2)
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