Ephemerides
Geocentric planetary phenomena 2011
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| Jan 08 16:01 | Venus at greatest elongation W (47.0°) |
| Jan 09 14:25 | Mercury at greatest elongation W (23.3°) |
| Feb 04 16:40 | Mars in conjunction |
| Feb 17 09:55 | Neptune in conjunction |
| Feb 25 08:47 | Mercury in superior conjunction |
| Mar 20 23:20 | Spring Equinox |
| Mar 21 12:24 | Uranus in conjunction |
| Mar 23 01:09 | Mercury at greatest elongation E (18.6°) |
| Apr 03 23:56 | Saturn at opposition |
| Apr 06 14:40 | Jupiter in conjunction |
| Apr 09 19:36 | Mercury in inferior conjunction |
| May 07 19:05 | Mercury at greatest elongation W (26.6°) |
| Jun 12 23:44 | Mercury in superior conjunction |
| Jun 21 17:16 | Summer Solstice |
| Jul 20 05:01 | Mercury at greatest elongation E (26.8°) |
| Aug 16 12:07 | Venus in superior conjunction |
| Aug 17 01:03 | Mercury in inferior conjunction |
| Aug 22 23:25 | Neptune at opposition |
| Sep 03 05:55 | Mercury at greatest elongation W (18.1°) |
| Sep 23 09:04 | Autumn Equinox |
| Sep 26 00:14 | Uranus at opposition |
| Sep 28 20:15 | Mercury in superior conjunction |
| Oct 13 21:12 | Saturn in conjunction |
| Oct 29 01:41 | Jupiter at opposition |
| Nov 14 08:40 | Mercury at greatest elongation E (22.7°) |
| Dec 04 08:52 | Mercury in inferior conjunction |
| Dec 22 05:30 | Winter Solstice |
| Dec 23 03:08 | Mercury at greatest elongation W (21.8°) |
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