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Moonrise and Moonset Calculations

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Determine the times of moonrise, meridian transit, and moonset, as well as the azimuth, altitude, and lunar age at noon at the observation point.
Please specify longitude (West) and latitude (South) as negative values.
Longitude
degrees,
Latitudedegrees
Elevation
m,
[ Time Differencehours Japan: 9, UTC: 0 ]
Gregorian calendar
Year
Month
Day
(1900–2099)
Moonrise   Azimuth degrees
Meridian transit    Altitude degrees
Moonset   Azimuth degrees
Lunar age Day (Noon)     
Azimuths are measured as follows: North: 0 degrees, East: 90 degrees, South: 180 degrees, West: 270 degrees.
A flat horizon is assumed; specific topographical features are not taken into account.
Calculation results may contain errors of a few seconds, which increase at higher latitudes.

References)
Calculations of Sunrise and Sunset by Kō Nagasawa (Author), Chijinshokan

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