Name of the settlement |
Local time in the form of DD/MM/YYYY/HH/MM/SS |
|
In the settlement |
For the set date and local time |
Over the horizon there are following planets |
From mid-summer to the end of the Indian summer, in central Russia, the most favorable time for observing the firmament comes. This is due to less activity of gnats (mosquitoes), a more transparent atmosphere, and relatively warm nights, when you wrap yourself in a blanket, you turn your eyes to the stars.
Our bot will say which planets and luminaries are above the horizon, low or high and in which direction to look for them. To do this, we need only two parameters: the locality where the observations are made and the local date (including local time).
The calculator does not calculate anything new, all this is in previous materials of the same section, but it provides a convenient tabular representation of the visibility of the planets.
The azimuth in this material, as in all other calculators on the site, is calculated as it is written in all directories, that is, from the direction to the South Pole and clockwise through the west.
You can write a settlement in any, in any language, right down to the house number. Thanks to the Google service, we, by the name of the city and street, will determine the exact geographical coordinates.
For example, which planets will be visible (will be above the horizon) on August 22, 2020 in the city of Deli,India at 12 hours 35 minutes local time?
We enter the city (Deli) and the date in the form of DD / MM / YYYY / HH / MM / SS (08/22/2020/12/35)
We get the following calculation:
In the settlement | |||||||||||||||||||||
India, Deli
|
|||||||||||||||||||||
For the set date and local time | |||||||||||||||||||||
08/22/2020 12:35:00
|
|||||||||||||||||||||
Over the horizon there are following planets | |||||||||||||||||||||
|