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Planet Rise and Set Calculator

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Calculates the times of planetary rise and set, azimuths, and times of meridian passage and altitudes as seen from Earth.
Enter western longitudes and southern latitudes as negative values.
Longitude
Degrees,
LatitudeDegrees
Altitude
m,
[ Time Differencehours Japan:9,UTC:0 ]
AD
Year
Month
Day
(Years 1900–2099)
Azimuths are measured as North: 0 degrees, East: 90 degrees, South: 180 degrees, and West: 270 degrees.
This calculation assumes a flat horizon and does not take specific terrain features into account.
Calculation results may contain errors of a few seconds, which increase at higher latitudes.

References)
New Calendar Handbook, edited by the Calendar Calculation Research Group, Koseisha Koseikaku

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