MOON PHASE 2007
NOTE:
*All Times are in Universal Time (UTC). Remember to add the time offset from UTC for your locality
* North Sumatra in Indonesia + 7 hr GMT
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New Moon |
First Quarter |
Full Moon |
Last Quarter |
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Month d / h /m |
Month d / h /m |
Month d / h /m |
Month d / h /m |
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Jan 3 13 57 |
Jan 11 12 45 |
Jan 19 4 01 |
Jan 25 23 01 |
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Feb 2 5 45 |
Feb 10 9 51 |
Feb 17 16 14 |
Feb 24 7 56 |
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Mar 3 23 17 |
Mar 12 3 54 |
Mar 19 2 43 |
Mar 25 18 16 |
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Apr 2 17 15 |
Apr 10 18 04 |
Apr 17 11 36 |
Apr 24 6 35 |
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May 2 10 09 |
May 10 4 27 |
May 16 19 27 |
May 23 21 02 |
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Jun 1 1 04 |
Jun 8 11 43 |
Jun 15 3 13 |
Jun 22 13 15 |
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Jun 30 13 49 |
Jul 7 16 54 |
Jul 14 12 04 |
Jul 22 6 29 |
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Jul 30 0 48 |
Aug 5 21 20 |
Aug 12 23 02 |
Aug 20 23 54 |
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Aug 28 10 35 |
Sep 4 2 32 |
Sep 11 12 44 |
Sep 19 16 48 |
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Sep 26 19 45 |
Oct 3 10 06 |
Oct 11 5 01 |
Oct 19 8 33 |
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Oct 26 4 52 |
Nov 1 21 18 |
Nov 9 23 03 |
Nov 17 22 33 |
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Nov 24 14 30 |
Dec 1 12 44 |
Dec 9 17 40 |
Dec 17 10 17 |
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Dec 24 1 16 |
Dec 31 7 51 |
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Equinoxes Mar 21 00 07 Sept 23 09 51 Solstices June 21 18 06 Dec 22 06 08
Equinoxes and Solstices
The Equinoxes represents either of two times of the year when the sun crosses the plane of the earth's equator and day and night are of equal length, while the Solstices is either of the two times of the year when the sun is at its greatest distance from the celestial equator.
About the moon phase
As the relative position of the sun, moon and earth changes, differing proportions of the moon's visible surface are illuminated by the sun. The phases of the moon are specific instances in this process.Occurs when the apparent longitudes of the moon and sun differ by 0°. At this time the moon does not appear to be illuminated.
First quarter
Occurs when the apparent longitudes of the moon and sun differ by 90°. At this time 50% of the moon's visible surface is illuminated.
Full Moon
Occurs when the apparent longitudes of the moon and sun differ by 180°. At this time 100% of the moon's visible surface is illuminated.
Last Quater
Occurs when the apparent longitudes of the moon and sun differ by 270°. At this time 50% of the moon's visible surface is illuminated.
Rise and set of five planets
The planets which are generally visible to the naked eye are: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn.The rise and set times for these planets is the instant when, under ideal meteorological conditions, with standard refraction of their rays, the planet is coincident with an ideal horizon. |
