25 Orion. 5 14 Sext. 16 p1 1 4 1 M. 10 55 42.63 0 59 21.1 N. 26 24 18i m 8 17 53 21 w Ophi. 23 D Ophi. 29 z1 H June 2 P gn G 5 10 1 41 16 23 A. 13 18 35.61 11 54 11.5 S. 27 57 23 19 2 47 23 Washington, A. of Moon h. m. S. 3.4 6 32 38 M. 5 28 23.99 21 2 29.8 N. 11 31 N. 25 N. 28 S. aaaaaaaaac Magnitude. 37 56 5 5 38 9 M. 2 40 40.35 16 48 59.8 N. 2 24 S. 39 N. 25 S. 5 10 15 35 Washington, A. of Moon h. m. s. At the time of Conjunction. Apparent R. A. of h. m. s. Limiting Parallels between which the occult is visible. Sep.22 x2Orion. 6 11 56 53 A. 5 45 49.7419 42 48.0 N. 27 29 S. 71 N. 10 N. 23x5Orion. 5 4 11 21 M. 2 24 α1 Nov. 6 y2 7G 108 H 556 54 46.48 20 8 8.2 4 25 N. 31 23 S. 5 35 21 A. 15 33 4.14 19 10 17.9 S. 47 25 S. 71 N. 11 N. 44 23.28 19 41 56.8 55 56 70 21 8 47 30.38 12 12 38.7 N. 15 28 53 16 S. 25.53 11 16 55.7 14.03 3 17 45.0 12 59 50.57 9 54 52.4 14 42 58.33 17 8 31.8 21 36 46.38 9 46 59.8 26 54 68 5 S. ECLIPSES OF THE SATELLITES OF JUPITER IN 1845. Visible in the United States, in Mean Time at Washington. Near Approaches to the Stars, and their Occultations by the Planets, for the year 1845. Washington, Mean At the time of Conjunction. conjunction in Right Star's appar- Star's apparent N. or S. of Ascension. ent Right Ascension. Declination. Planet. Planet's hourly mo. In R. A. In Dec. 73 H SATURN. VENUS. 14.0 N. 6.7 Mar. 29 9 35 M. 0 56 51.28 4 49 31.3N. 4 54.4 S. 2.23E. of hN. of 9 of 9-hof 9-h Feb. 22 0 51 M. 21 0 38.28 17 47 17.7 S. 2 2.9 11.79E. 42.6 N. †These are occultations. 0.79 15 14 58.7N. 5 N. 3.04E. 7. N. Position and Magnitude of the Rings of Saturn, according to Bessel and 7h. M. February 10 16 53.6 22.0 16 55.4 semiconjugate axis of the rings, positive when their northern surface is visible, negative when their southern. |