SiteMap (JulySky) for 800x600 resolution

Mercury
Size: 8.4" to 10.8" to 10.9"
Magnitude: 0.7 to 2.2 to 3.8
Comments: An evening star
Mercury Finder Chart
 
 

Venus
Size: 30.2" to 37.4" to 48.2"
Magnitude: -4.4
Comments: An evening UFO?
Venus Finder Chart

Mars
Size: 11.5" to 9.4"
Magnitude: -0.4 to 0.0
Comments: The separation between Mars and Spica are getting further.
Mars Finder Chart

Jupiter
Size: 39.1"
Magnitude: -2.4
Comments: This planet dominates the late night sky overhead.
Jupiter Finder Chart

Saturn
Size: 17.3"
Magnitude: 0.3
Comments: The planet is always below Jupiter in the east with increasing separation.
Saturn Finder Chart

Neptune
Size: 2.3"
Magnitude: 7.8
Neptune Finder Chart

Pluto
Size: 0.1"
Magnitude: 13.7
Pluto Finder Chart

(All finder charts are shown with stars up to 8.5 magnitude)

Links Where You Can Find Latest Astronomy News

1. 1. Nasa Site (1)
2. 2. Nasa Site (2)
3. 3. Hubble Space Telescope Site

New moon:         02:24  13-Jul-1999
First quarter:     09:00  20-Jul-1999
Full moon:          11:25  28-Jul-1999
Last quarter:      17:27  04-Aug-1999

Lunar Eclipse on 28th July
 

( Time in GMT )

First Contact	Mid eclipse	Last Contact
10:22	11:33	12:44

 

• 1. 1st July (8.00 p.m) - North
•                                    - South
• 2. 15th July (10.00 p.m) - North
•                                        - South
• 3. 30th July (12.00 a.m) - North
•                                        - South