MY ASTRONOMY

Hello mates,

If you like astronomy as I like it, this site is for you and you are welcome. Actually, I would like you to visite this site from time to time to find information and, should you have more information that I have, just mail me...

If you are interested in Astronomy, you should know that there two important news for the moment.
The first one is the fact that will see the poor plagued mir space station falling down this afternoon.
The other one is the beautiful total eclipse which will occur next 11th August at lunch time in France.

So if you have more information about it, I would be grateful if you could send it to me by mail.

All the more that I havent the astronomical english vocabulary. So I would be very grateful if you could send it to me...

Thanks...

MIR WILL BE AT LEAST DOWN

NICE ECLIPSE...

What will happen in June ?

1 At 11, beginning of julian day 2,451,331.

1 You can see from this date, the turning back way of Mars, last than 2` east of Virge Spica.

3 Saturn is back on the morning sky.

3 Neptun is occulted by the Moon. This is unvisible from Europe.

4 Uranus is occulted by the Moon. This is unvisible from Europe.

6 Mercury is back in the evening sky.

7 Sideral time of Greenwich at 0h00 UT at 15h59min49sec.

10 At 11PM, the Moon is on conjonction with Jupiter.

11 Maximal elongation of Venus : 45`22'.

11 At 2AM, the old moon croissant is on conjonction with Saturn.

12 This day and the following one, Venus go throught the open amas of "creche" constellation (Messier 44).

13 At midnight, the moon is at its perihelion (358,1914 km). This will cause a high tide to occur.

13 Time equation equals zero.

15 At 7PM, the young moon is in conjonction with Mercury. You will be abble to see it on the north-east.

17 At 3AM, the moon is in conjonction with Venus. This is unvisible in Europe, but you will be able to see Venus in one side of the moon the 16 evening and in the other side the 17.

21 Summer Solstice.

22 At 8PM, First big "quartier" of the moon is in conjonction with Mars.

23 Maximal elongation of Titan on the east of Saturn.

25 The moon goes throught its aphelion at 3PM (405,859 km).

28 Maximal elongation of Venus.

1	At 11, beginning of julian day 2,451,331.
1	You can see from this date, the turning back way of Mars, last than 2` east of Virge Spica.
3	Saturn is back on the morning sky.
3	Neptun is occulted by the Moon. This is unvisible from Europe.
4	Uranus is occulted by the Moon. This is unvisible from Europe.
6	Mercury is back in the evening sky.
7	Sideral time of Greenwich at 0h00 UT at 15h59min49sec.
10	At 11PM, the Moon is on conjonction with Jupiter.
11	Maximal elongation of Venus : 45`22'.
11	At 2AM, the old moon croissant is on conjonction with Saturn.
12	This day and the following one, Venus go throught the open amas of "creche" constellation (Messier 44).
13	At midnight, the moon is at its perihelion (358,1914 km). This will cause a high tide to occur.
13	Time equation equals zero.
15	At 7PM, the young moon is in conjonction with Mercury. You will be abble to see it on the north-east.
17	At 3AM, the moon is in conjonction with Venus. This is unvisible in Europe, but you will be able to see Venus in one side of the moon the 16 evening and in the other side the 17.
21	Summer Solstice.
22	At 8PM, First big "quartier" of the moon is in conjonction with Mars.
23	Maximal elongation of Titan on the east of Saturn.
25	The moon goes throught its aphelion at 3PM (405,859 km).
28	Maximal elongation of Venus.