The outermost circle represents the horizon. The curved line across the map is the ecliptic,
the path which the Moon, Sun, and planets follow across the sky.
Morning view is 4 AM DST. Evening view is 10 PM DST (Denver local time). New maps weekly.

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EVENING:

denveve.gif

 

MORNING:           morning map w/constellations

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An ephemeris is a table of astronomical data, such as rise and set times.
See the help files for more information on how to use them.

Ephemeris of Venus

Ephemeris of Jupiter

Ephemeris of Saturn

Ephemeris of Mercury

Ephemeris of Mars


Note for ephemeris:  Magnitude (Mag) is the brightness of an object. The lower the number, the brighter the object.
To convert GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) to your local time, go here.

Note: Moon rising and setting times for Denver are provided by the Lunaria Lunar Almanac, or are available on the ftp site.


  Phase
GMT
Date
New moon: 19:35
June 22 2009
First quarter: 11:28
June 29 2009
Full moon: 9:21
July 7 2009
Last quarter:  9:53
July 15 2009

2009 Sun rise and set table 

 Note: the Sun rise/set table has not been adjusted for Daylight Savings Time.


       Equinoxes and solstices:
   Date GMT    Description
2009 Mar 20 11:43
Vernal Equinox
2009 Jun 21 05:45
Summer Solstice
2009 Sep 22 21:18
Autumnal Equinox
2009 Dec 21 17:46 
Winter Solstice

Denver Astronomical Society http://www.denverastrosociety.org/
Sommers Bausch  observatory
Colorado Springs Astronomical Society http://www.rmss.org/
Mt. Evans Meyer-Womble Observatory http://www.du.edu/~rstencel/MtEvans/
Chamberlin Observatory http://www.du.edu/~rstencel/Chamberlin/

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Maps generated with SkyMap Pro 11.0   http://www.skymap.com


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webmaster@theskytonight.com

Todd Dugdale,

    Astronomical consultant for the Lunaria Lunar Almanac

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