IAAS

The International Association for Astronomical Studies

September 2010
At-A-Glance

IAAS
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
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  • Last Quarter Moon
  • Venus passes 1.2° south of Spica
  • 2
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  • Mercury is in inferior conjunction
  • 4
  • Mars passes 2° north of Spica
  • 5
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  • The Moon is at Perigee, 221,948 miles from Earth
  • 8
  • New Moon
  • 9
  • The Moon passes 8° south of Saturn
  • 10
  • Asteroid Flora is at opposition
  • 11
  • The Moon passes 5° south of Mars
  • The Moon passes 0.3° south of Venus
  • 12
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  • Asteroid Laetitia is at opposition
  • 15
  • First Quarter Moon
  • 16
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  • Mercury is at greatest western elongation (18° above the eastern horizon)
  • 20
  • The Moon passes 5° north of Neptune
  • 21
  • The Moon is at Apogee, 252,379 miles from Earth
  • Jupiter is at opposition
  • Uranus is at opposition
  • Asteroid Hebe is is at opposition
  • 22
  • Jupiter passes 0.9° south of Uranus
  • The Autumnal Equinox occurs at 11:09 p.m. EDT
  • 23
  • Full Moon
  • The Moon passes 7° north of Jupiter
  • The Moon passes 6° north of Uranus
  • Venus is at its greatest brilliancy, magnitude -4.8
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    29
  • Venus passes 6° south of Mars
  • 30
  • Last Quarter Moon
  • Saturn is in conjunction with the Sun
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