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AD/A-003 240
MOONR1SE, MOONSET AND MOON PHASES FOR
David J. Novlan
Army Electronics Command
White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico
December 1974
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CONTENTS
- Times of Moonrlse, Moonset & Moon Phases at WSMR in PAGE
- Use of Solar-Lunar Charts & Declination Tables
- Figure 1. Solar Altitudes and Azimuths
- Figure 2. Base for Plotting Lunar Altitudes and Azimuths
- Figure 3. The Celestial Sphere •
- Equinoxes and Solstices,
- Figure 4. Light Curve of the Moon ■
- Illumination Due to the Moon - Civil, Nautical and Astronomical Twilight Table I. Times of Sunrise and Sunset, and Beginnings and Endings of - January Times of Moonrlse, Moonset and Moon Phases for 1975: - February
- March
- April
- May
- June
- July
- August
- September
- October ■—
- November
- December
- March
- Illumination Due to the Moon - Civil, Nautical and Astronomical Twilight Table I. Times of Sunrise and Sunset, and Beginnings and Endings of - January Times of Moonrlse, Moonset and Moon Phases for 1975: - February
TIME OF MOONRISE, MOONSET & MOON PHASES AT WSMR IN 1975
These times were computed for Lat. 32° 23' N, Long. 106° 29' W, (Headquarters, WSMR), from tables in "The American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1975 , published by the U. S. Naval Observatory. Grep.rwich Time is used in the Almanac, and it is necessary to apply three con rcions to obtain the actual time (MST) of moonrise and moonset for the locxl area. The Times are computed for a level horizon, and mountain ranges will affect the time the moon is observed to rise or set by at least four minutes for every degree of elevation of the mountain tops above the he izontal.
The latitude correction is a simple interpolation for 32.4° between the 30° and 35° latitude columns. The correction to convert from Greenwich to local meridian time is a factor determined by dividing the actual longitude (106.4797°) by 360°, or .295777. After obtaining the difference between moonrise (or moonset) on a given day and the following day from the tables, this difference is multiplied by the foregoing factor. To this result is added the local longitude correction of 5.92 minutes (4 x 1.48°), thereby arriving at the correct time (MST) of moonrise (or moonset). (These values have been tabulated to simplify computations).
Since the moon in its orbital motion around the Earth actually moves from wast to east, and completes its ovoit in 29 1/2 days, moving eastward through the sky about 12.2° each day, it rises about 50 minutes later each day, on the aver-ige, but this time varies from about 24 to 75 minutes during a lunar month due to the eccentricity of the moon's orbit. Besides this, the five-degree inclination of the moon's orbit to the ecliptic produces a north-and-south motion through the sky of from 55 to 57° every lunar month,
DECLINATION gives the position of the moon relative to the Celestial Equator. To obtain the elevation angles of the moon whan it is on the merid- ian (due south), add 57° 37' algebraically to the DECLINATION.
Each month there will be one day near the last quarter when there is no moonrise, and another near the first quarter when there is no moonset. In such cases the time of moonrise or moonset will occur on the following day SHORTLY AFTER MIDNIGHT OF THE DAY MISSIiD. The moon phases occur about one day earlier each month and 10.9 days earlier each year.
In 1975 there will be four eclipses—two of the sun, and two of the moon.
ECLIPSES MAGNITUDE
I. 11 May Partial eclipse of the sun, not visible in North America. II. 25 May Total eclipse of the moon, visible in North America except NNW part 1. III. 3 November: Partial eclipse of the sun, not visible in North America 1. IV. 18-19 November: Total eclipae of the moon, not visible in western part of North America 1.
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PBSIJHATI0H3 *
27', Jun« 22
5/21, 7/ 24
♦ 5 00 , A/3, 9/
SOLAR ALTITUDBa AND AZIMUTHS
WHITE SANDS MI3SILS RÄKGE
UT. 32
0
,
H, IflHG. 106
o
29*tf
DECI^IKATIOHS ♦
11. -23 27 »Dec. 22
12. H 0 H I Z 0 H
PICaiBE 1.
* DBCUNAHON OF THE SÜH ABOVE ( ♦ ) OB BEURT (-) THE CELESTIAL EQUATOR.
MIS CHART CAN ALSO HE USED A3 A BASE FOR DETERMININO THE MOON'S POSITIONS BT
USUK) DAILT DBCUNATION TABLES FOUND IN THE AMERICAN EPHMERI3 AND NAUTICAL AIMANAC.
ALONG WITH M00NRI3B AND MOONSET TABLES. (THE DECLINATION OF THE MOON VARIES FROM
ABOUT *25 W -25 DEGREES EVERY LUNAR MONTH.)
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DECLIMATIONS *
♦ 23° 27', June 22 ♦ 20. 00 , 5/21, 7/ ♦ 15 00 , 5/1, 8/ ♦ 10 00 , 4/16, 8/ + 5 00 , 4/3, 9/l 0 00 , 3/22, 9/
SOUR ALTITUDES AW) AZIMUTHS
WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE
LAT. 32023 ,N, LONG. 106 o 29 rVr
DECLINATIONS *
**11. -23 27 , Dec. 22
- HORIZON**
THIS CHART IS BASED ON STANDARD TDK MTOiniANST-qOth. 105th, etc. LOCAL LONGI-s
200^ ö-.il6b»-.^
^ADAPTED FROM SIITHSONIAN METEOROLOGICAL TABLES^ 6th REVISgD EDITIONa958. P..
FIGURE 2. BASE FOR PLOTTING LUNAR ALTITUDES AND AZIMUTHS
MOON'S POSITIONS FOR 9 AND 23 JANUARY, 1975
Figure 4. ILLUMINATION DUE TO THE MOON *
The illumination due to the moon may be estimated roughly from its altitude and phase in the following manner. When the altitude of the full moon is 65° on a clear night, the illumination on a horizontal plane is approximately 0.03 foot-candles.
When the sun's altitude is 65 degrees, the illumination on a hori- zontal plane is 10,000 foot-candles. The ratio of full moon to sun-plus- sky-light is then roughly three to 1,000,000. Other values for full moon- light follow the same proportion.
»—"Natural Illumination Charts" By Com. Dayton R. E. Brown Dept. of the Navy, Bureau of Ships Report No. 374-1, September 1952
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TABLE I
TIMES OF SUNRISE AND SUNSET, AND BEGINNINGS AND ENDINGS OF CIVIL, NAUTICAL AND ASTRONOMICAL TVTLLIffilT WHITE SANDS MISSILE HANGE, NEW MEXICO LAT. 32° 23' N; LONG. 106° 29' W.
DATE
SUN- 1
RISE 1
BBGINNINGS—SDA 1 SUN-
SET
ENDINGS—SDA 1
60 12° I 18° 6 12° 1 18°
JAN. 1
JAN. 11
JAN. 21
JAN. 31
FEB. 10
FEB. 20
MAR. 2
MAR. 12
MAR. 22
0700 j 0652 0642 0631 0618 0607
05a 0538 0531 0522 0511 0500 0447
I739'
1839 I 1847 1854 1902 1910 i 1918 1 1926
. 1933 1941 APR. 1 APR. 11 | APR. 21 MAY 1 MAY 11 1 MAY 21
MAY 31 1 JUNE 10 JUNE 20 1 JUNE 30
i 1916
2017 ]
JULY 10
JULY 20
! JULY 30
AUG. 9
i AUG. 19 AUG. 29 SEP. 3 SEP, 18 SEP. 28
i 1915 1911 1904 1855 1845 1833 1Ö 1807 1755
1931 I
OCT. 8
OCT. 18
OCT. 28
! NOV. 7
i NOV. 17 NOV. 27 DEC. 7 DEC. 17 DEC. 27
l^0538
i 1710 1704 1702 1701 1705 1710
1835 j 1830! 1827 1828 1 1830 1835 1
3DA - SUN^S DEPRESSION ANGLE. SDA OF 6° - BEGINNING OR ENDING OF CIVIL TWILIGHT. SDA OF 12° - BEGINNING OR ENDING OF NAUTICAL TWILIGHT. SDA OF 18° - BBOINNINO OR HIDING OP ASTRONOMICAL TWILIGHT.
VALUES WERE DERIVED FROM THE AMERICAN EPHEMERIS & NAUTICAL ALMANAC, AND THE AIR AIMANAC, WHICH ARE PUBLISHED BY THE U.S. NAVAL OBSERVATORY.
FOR DEFINITIONS OF THE THREE TWILIGHTS, SEE "GLOSSARY OF METEOROLOGY."
TIMES OF MOONRISE, MOONSET AND MOON PHASES FOR 1975
■ INCLUDING DECLINATIONS AND PERCENT ILLUMINATED
FEBRUARY 1975
D-j^ » Declination of Moon at time of Moonrise. D2 = Declination of Moon when it is on the Meridian (Due South). D-j = Declination of Moon at time of Moonset, Declination is given in degrees north (+) or south (-) of the Celestial Equator. •» Illumination values are for midnight, Greenwich (Zulu) Time.
DAY MOONRISE MST
D l
D 2 D
3 K0ONSET MST
PHASES * PERCENT MST ILLUMINATED
(^1 2346) -14.5 \ -11.0 -12.1 1007 74 2 s-15.3 -16.1 1047 LAST 1/4, 2323 64 3 0049 -18.1 -18.7 -19.3 1131 53
4^0149 -20.5^ -20.9^ -21.3^1217 5 0245 -21.8^ -21.9^ -22.0^1307 6 0337 -21.8^ -21.5^ -22. 3^1400 7 0423 -20.8 -20.4^ -20.1^1454 8 0505 -18.7 -18.2^ -17.6^1549 9^0543 -15.9^ -14.9^ -14.1^1644 10 0618 -12.2 -11.2 -10.3 1738 NEW.^2217 11 0650 -8.3^ -7.2^ -.6.1^1832
(^12 0720) -3.7 -2.7 -1.7 1925 01
13 0749 +0.6 +1.2^ +2.9^2018
14 0819 +5.9 +6.7^ +7.5^ •^2112
(^15 0850) +9.2 +10.5 +11.7 2206 12
16 0923 +13.4^ +14.5^ +15.5^2302
(^17 1000) +16.9 +17.4 v —...^ —^28 (^18 1042) +19.5 +20.0 (^) > '+17.7 0000 37 19 1129 +21.3^ +21.5^ N^ '+20.7^0058 FIRST^ 1/4,^0039 (^20 1223) +21.9 +21.7 s ^+21.8 0155 57 (^21 1324) +21.0 +20.4 s '+21.5 0251 68 22 1429 +18.7 +17.7 x '+19.8 0344 78
2? 1538 +15.0^ +13.7^ v^ '+16.8^0434
24 1649 +10.1^ +8.5^ v^ +12.3^ 0519.^93 25 1800 +4.3 x _^ +7.0^0602 FULL,^1815 (^26 1911) -1.5 v N^ +2.9 +1.5 0642 100 27 2020 -7.1^ v ^^ -2.9^ -4.3^0721 28 2128 -12.4 (^) N ^ -8.5 -9.8^ |^0801 |^94 \
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TIMES OF MOONRISE, MOONSET AND MOON PHASES FOR 1975
- INCLUDING DECLINATIONS AND PERCENT ILLUMINATED
MARCH 1975
DAY MOONRISE
MST
D l
D 2 D
K00NSET 1
MST
PHASES * PERCENT
MST ILLUMINATED
(^1 2235) -16.5 v -13.4 -14.4 0843 87
2 2338 -19.5. V^ -17.3 -18.0 0927 79 1
3 —^ ...^ —^ —^ —^ V^ -20.0 -20.4 1014 69 1 4 0037 -21.3^ -21.5^ -21,6^1103 LAST,^1320
!^5
0132 -21.7 -21,h -21.5 1156 48 1
- 0221 -21.0 -20.7^ -20.4^1250 38 7 0305 -19.2^ -18.7^ -18.2^1345 8 0344 -16.2^ -15.8^ -15.3^1439 9 0419 -13.3^ -12.5^ -11.6^1533 10 0452 -9.6 -8.7 -7.7 1627 08 (^11 0522) -5.1 -4.1 -3.1 1720 04 12 0552 -.3 + .6 +1.4 1813 NEW,1647 01! 13 0622 +3.6 +4.8^ +5.9 1907 00 14 0653 +7.8^ +9.3^ +10.8^ •^2002 15 0726 +12.0^ +13.0^ +14.0^ ■^2057 16 0802 +15.6^ +16.5^ +17.4^2154 17 0842 +18.4^ +19.6^ +20.8^2251 10 0926 +20.3^ +20.8^ +21.3^2347 19 1017 +21.6^ +21.6^ ^^31 20 1113 +21.2^ +20.9^ ^^
4 +21.5 " 0042 FIRST 1/4, 1305 41
(^21 1214) +19.5 +18.6 v ' +20.5 0135 52 22 1319 +16.6^ +15.5 (^) v k (^) +17.6 0224 63
123 1427 +12.4^ +11.2^ s
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24 1535 +7.4^ +6.0^ v v (^) +9.9 0351 83
25 1645 +1.8^ + .4^ ,^ v^ +4.5 0432 91 (^26 1755) -4.0 -5.5 v v^ -1.1 0511 97 27 1904 -9.6^ ,^ s (^) -6.9. 0551 FULL, 0336 100 |28 (^2013) -14.1. v^ -10.7 -11.8 0633 99 29 2119 -18.4^ v^ v (^) -14. -14.1 0716 96 ho^2223 -20.4^ v
X -18.8 -19.3 0804 91
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31
2321 1 -21.4^ v 1 -20.7 -21.0 1 0854 83
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JD]_ a^ Declination of Moon at time of Moonrise. p2 " Declination of Moon when it is on the Meridian (Due South). Do = Declination of Moon at time of Moonset. 1 "^ 1
iDeclination is given in degrees north (+) or south (-) of the Celestial
JEquator. * Illumination values are for midnight, Greenwich (Zulu) Time. |
TIMES OF MOONRISE, MOONSET AND MOON PHASES FOR 1975
- INCLUDING DECLINATIONS AND PERCENT ILLUMINATED
MAY 1975
DAY MOONRISE
MST 1
D
l
D 2
D 3!
KOONSET ~]
MST
PHASES * PERCFOT
MST ILLUMINATED]
1 -17.8 -17.3 i 1023 i 71
2 0017 -15.5 -14.7 -14.0 ,^1119 LAST 1/4, 2244 67 1
h^0124 -8.1^ -7.0^ -6.0^ i^1307 43
5 0155 -4.0 -3.0 -1.7^1400 34
1 6 0225 +.5^ -1.1^ -2.7^1453 25
7 0225 +4.7 +5.9 +7.1^1547
1
8
0327 +9.1 +10.2^ +11.3^1643
9 0411 +13.1 +14.0^ +15.0^1739
lie 0439 +16.5 +17.3 +18.1^1837 02
11 0522 +19.1 +20.0 +20.2 1935 NEW, 0005 00
13 0703 +21.3^ +21.1^ +21.0^2127
114 0801 +20.5 +19.8^ +19.3^ •^2218
15 0903 +18.3^ +17.4^ +16.6^2304
17 1112 +10.7 +9.4 N _^ _^34
18 1217 +5.7 +4.4 v v^ +8.1 0026 FIRST 1/4, 0329 45
19 1322 +.3 -.9 v +3.0 0105 56 1
120 1428 -5.0 -6.2 , v^ -2.1- 0142 68
21 1533 -10.0 -11.0 s K^ -7.5 0220 78
23 1745 -18.0 -18.5 s -16.1 0342 94 1
I
24 1849 -20.3 (^) N -19.1 0429 FULL,^2251
25 1948 -21.2 N -20.6 -20.9 0521 100
26 2042 -20.8 x
v (^) -21.2 -21.
27 2130 -19.3^ v
N -20.5 -20.3 0712 96
|28 2212 -16.7 J N^ -18.8 -18.3. 0810 91
29 2249 -13.^.^
N -16.0 -13.4 0907. 85
bo^2323 -9.7^ v -12.7^ -11.8^1003
131 2355 -5.6^ v -8.8^ -7.8^1057 ■^ I^68
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|D^ ■ Declination of Moon at time of Moonrise. p2 = Declination of Moon when it is on the Meridian (Due South), P3 = Declination of Moon at time of Moonset, IDeclination is given in degrees north (+) or south (-) of the Celestial [Equator. « Illumination values are for midnight, Greenvrich (Zulu) Time, j
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TIMES OF MOONRISE, MOONSET AND MOON PHASES FOR 1975
- INCLUDING DECLINATIONS AMP PERCENT ILLUMINATED
JUNE 1975
BAY MOONRISE
MST
D
l ^^
D 3
KOONSET MST
PHASES * PERCENT MST ILLUM1NATED|
1 -4.1 -3.5 1151 LAST 1/4, 1623 59
3 0055 +3.0 +4.2 +5.5^1338
4^0126 +7.5^ +8.6^ +9.6^1432^31
5^0159 +11^5 +12.6^ +13.7^1528
1
(^6) 0235 +15.1 +16.0 +17.0 1625 15 1
7 0316 +18.2^ +18.9^ +19.6^1724
8 0402 +20.3^ +20.6^ +21.0^1822
9^0453 +21.2^ +21.2^ +21.2^1919 NEW,^1149
12^0758 +16.2 +15.1 +14.1 2146 06
13^0504 +12.2^ +10.4^ +9.6^2228
14^1010 +7.3^ +5.9^ +4.6^2306
|15^1115 +2^0 + .7^ -.5^2343
16. 1220 -3 3 -4.5 v _^ FIRST^ 1/4,^0758
17 1325 -8^5 -9.6^ v
S -5.8 0020 54
|18 1429 -13 0 -13.9 v s-10.7 0058 66
19 1534 -16 8 -17.5 , '-14.8^0139
20 1636 -19 6 -20.0 N * -16.1 ' 0224 85
21 1736 -21 0 -21.1 v v-20.4^0313
22 1832 -21.3 -21.1 s 's-21.3 0405 97
23 1922 -20.2 v _^ V-20.9 0500 FULL,^0954
|24^2006 -18.0^ v^ '^ -19.8^ -19.5^0557 100
25 2046 -15.1 x ' -17.5 -16.9 0655^98
26 2122 -11.4 v k^ -14.3 -13.5 0751 94 j
27^2155 -7.5^ ,^
k -10 5 -9.5 0847 89
(28 2225 -3.1 N 4 -6 4 -5.4 0941 82
129 2255 +1.1 \ v^ -1 9 -.7 1035 74
l^o.^2326 +5.5^ v^
V +2 3 +3.5 1128 66
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D 2 "
r3 " iDeclir {Equate
Declination of Moon at time of Moonrise. Declination of Moon when it is on the Meridian Declination of Moon at tine of Moonset, nation is given in degrees north ('•) or south (-) jr. ♦ Illumination values are for midnight, Ore
(Due South).
of the Celestial enwich (Zulu) Time. |
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TIMES OF MOONRISE, MOONSET AND MOON PHASES FOR 1975
- INCLUDING DECLINATIONS AND PERCENT ILLUMINATED
AUGUST 1975
DAY MOONRISE MST
Dl D 2 D
3
K00NSET MST
PHASES * PERCEIT MST ILLUMINATED
(^1) +18.8 +19.5 1353 44 1 (^2) 0031 +20.3 +20.6 +20.9 1450 34 1 (^3) 0122 +21.1 +21.0 +21.0 1546 24 4^0219 +20.7^ +20.3^ +20.0^1639 5^0322 +19.1^ +18.3^ +17.5^1730 09 t
6. 0429 +16.0^ +15.0^ +13.7^1816^03 I 7^0538 +11.7^ +10.7^ +9.1^1859 NEW,^0457
9 07S6^ +1.0^ -.4^ -1.8^2019
13 1222 -17.6 -18.2 -18.9 <;3W^ FIRST^ 1/4,^1924 114^1324 -20.0^ -20.3 -20.6^ •^2358 115 3.4 ?.l^ -21.0^ -21.0^ v —^60 16 1^14^ -20.8^ -20.6^ v ' -21.1^0050 17^1601 -19.5^ -19.1^ v ' -20.4^0144
18 1644 -17.3^ -16.6^ x
k -18.7 0240 86
19^1722 -14.1^ -13.3^ v ' -16.0^0336
] 20 1756 -10.6 -9.6. ' -12.5 ' 0432 97
(^21) (^1829) -6.5 -5.4 v v^ -8.6 0526 FULL, 1248 99 (^22) 1859 -2.3 x -4.3 0620 100 j 123 1929 +2.1^ v '^ -1.1^ ±0^0713^99
24 2000 +6.4 v S^ +3.3 +4.4 0806 96
|25 2032 +10.3^ , '^ +7.4^ +8.4^0859
26 2106 +14.0 N k^ +11.3 +12.3 I 0953 85
27 2.144 +17.0 v ' +14.8 +15.7 • 1 1048 78
(^128) 2225 +19.3 s k^ +17.6 +18.3. 1143 69 29 2313 +20.7 v s^ +19.7 +20.1! 1238. LAST^ 1/4,^1620 30 _..^ __.^ +20.8^ +20.9^^1 13?.3^50 31^0006 +20.9^ +20.7^ +20.5^ i^ 1426-^39
1 /l
k - P2 ■
P3 " jDeclir {Equate
Declination of Moon at time of Moonrise. Declination of Moon when it is on the Meridian (Due South). Declination of Moon at time of Moonset. lation is given in degrees north (+) or south (-) of the Celestial
r. « Illumination values are for midnight, Greenwich (Zulu) Time. |
TIMES OF MOONRISE, MOONSET AND MOON PHASES FOR 1975 INCLUDING DECLINATIONS AND PERCENT ILLUMINATED
SEPTEMBER 1975
DAY MOONRISE
MST
D
l
D 2 D
3
KOONSET 1
MST 1
PHASES * PERCENT
MST ILLUMINATED
2 0207 +17.6 +16.6 +15.7 1 1604 i 20
3 0314 +14.0 +12 „8 +11.6^1649 4 0423 +9.3^ +8.0^ +6.6^1731 5 0533 +3.9^ +2.5^ +1.2^1812 NEW,^1219 01 j 6 0643 -1.7 -3.1 -4.5 1853 00 1 7 0753 -7.3 -8.5 -9.7^1934 8 0902 -12.2 -13.2^ -14.2^2018
9 1009 -16.3 -16.9^ -17.6^2104
12 1309 -20.8 -10. 7 -20.5 2340 FIRST 1/4. 0459 45
13 1358 -19.8^ -1).5^ ,^55
114 1442 -17.9 -17.3 ^ ^-194 • 0036 65
h-j>^1522 -15.1^ -14.4^ v^ ' -16.7^0132 |l6 (^1358) -11.6 -10.8 v ^ -13.6 0227 82
17 1130 -7.8^ -6.9^ v^ h (^) -9.9 0322 89
lie 1702 -3.7 -2.6 (^) v -6.0 0415 94
19 1732 +0.6 +1.7 v -1.5^0508 98 1 |20 (^1803) +4.9 ^ +2.8' 0602 FULL, 0450 100 j
21 1834 +8.9 s ' +6.0 +7.1 0655 100
|22 (^1908) +12.7 s +9.9 +10.8 0748 98
23 1944 +15.9 x +13.9 +14.1 0842 94
i
(^24) 2025 +18.4 x +16.7 +17.4 0937 89
25 2109 +20.1 s^ +19.0^ +19.5^1031
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/I JD^ =» Declination of Moon at time of Moonrise. P2 " Declination of Moon when it is on the Meridian (Due South). | JD^ = Declination of Moon at time of Moonset. JDeciination is given in degrees north (+) or south (-) of the Celestial {Equator. * Illumination values are for midnight, Giaenvrlch (Zulu) Time. |
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