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Last updated Jul 31, 2009

                            Sunrise                 Sunset

Aug 01                   05:23                        20:49

Aug 10                   05:37                        20:33

Aug 20                   05:53                        20:13

Aug 31                   06:10                        19:50

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Click here and start the Electric Orrery to see where all the planets are today in relation to each other.

Student Calendar

Venus   The very bright Venus rises about 3 hours before dawn and remains easily visible at sunrise at 21⁰ above the eastern horizon. On the morning of 18^th the crescent Moon passes close to Venus and both objects should be visible together through a pair of binoculars .

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