Click in LEGEND to see another object's current location.
This page opens with the selected object centered in the partial sky map above.
For more info and to view the object's circumstances at other times
You may view all the way around the Celestial Equator and the Ecliptic
here.
Sky Map image courtesy: Fourmilab Switzerland.
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