Astronomy - USA (2020-04)

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Note: Moon phases in the calendar vary in size due to the distance
from Earth and are shown at 0h Universal Time.
3 The Moon is at perigee (364,366 kilometers from Earth), 3h38m UT
Venus is in inferior conjunction, 18h UT
4 Mercury is at greatest eastern elongation (24°), 13h UT
5 Full Moon occurs at 19h12m UT; penumbral lunar eclipse
8 The Moon passes 2° south of Jupiter, 17h UT
9 The Moon passes 3° south of Saturn, 2h UT
12 Mars passes 1.7° south of Neptune, 12h UT
The Moon passes 4° south of Neptune, 23h UT
13 The Moon passes 3° south of Mars, 0h UT
Last Quarter Moon occurs at 6h24m UT
15 The Moon is at apogee (404,595 kilometers from Earth), 0h57m UT
17 The Moon passes 4° south of Uranus, 2h UT
Mercury is stationary, 20h UT
19 The Moon passes 0.7° north of Venus, 9h UT
20 Winter solstice occurs at 21h44m UT
21 New Moon occurs at 6h41m UT; annular solar eclipse
23 Neptune is stationary, 18h UT
24 Venus is stationary, 18h UT
28 Asteroid Iris is at opposition, 2h UT
First Quarter Moon occurs at 8h16m UT
30 The Moon is at perigee (368,958 kilometers from Earth), 2h13m UT
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