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another website to help plan your observing.

"Useful anywhere in the mid-latitudes of the northern hemisphere including the continental US, Hawaii, Europe, Japan, etc. Optimized for 1.5 hours after sunset but can be used for several hours after that. Indicates visible planets and best objects for binoculars and telescopes. Packed with facts, mythology, Moon phases, meteor showers and more."

http://whatsouttonight.com/
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Looks useful Chich.
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thx .
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Thanks, looks decent!
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This looks really handy and you can never have enough resources to use in your planning. Thanks for finding and sharing this nice link with us Chich and the best of wishes for many clear night skies.
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