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Dec/
1:
chi-Orionids Meteor Showers
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Dec/
2:
chi-Orionids Meteor Showers
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Dec/
3:
chi-Orionids Meteor Showers
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Dec/
4:
chi-Orionids Meteor Showers
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Dec/
5:
chi-Orionids Meteor Showers
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Dec/
6:
chi-Orionids Meteor Showers
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Dec/
7:
chi-Orionids Meteor Showers
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Dec/
7:
Lunar Occultation
The Moon occults (passes in front of) the star Upsilon Tauri. Star
disappears at 19:08 and reappears at 20:13.
http://www.planetkc.com/bobgraze/2003d.zip
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Dec/
8:
chi-Orionids Meteor Showers
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Dec/
8:
Full Moon
http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/MoonPhase.html
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Dec/
8:
Mercury Greatest Eastern Elongation
Elusive Mercury attains its maximum angular separation from the Sun.
Look for the planet low in the west at dusk. RASC Observer's
Handbook 2003, pg. 99
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Dec/
9:
chi-Orionids Meteor Showers
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Dec/
10:
chi-Orionids Meteor Showers
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Dec/
11:
chi-Orionids Meteor Showers
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Dec/
12:
chi-Orionids Meteor Showers
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Dec/
13:
chi-Orionids Meteor Showers
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Dec/
14:
Meteor Shower
Geminid meteor shower. RASC Observer's Handbook 2003, pg. 223
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Dec/
14:
chi-Orionids Meteor Showers
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Dec/
15:
chi-Orionids Meteor Showers
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Dec/
16:
Last Quarter Moon
http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/MoonPhase.html
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Dec/
20:
Dark Sky Weekend
Optimum time this month for observing faint objects. Amateur
astronomers will congregate at dark observing sites
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Dec/
21:
Dark Sky Weekend
Optimum time this month for observing faint objects. Amateur
astronomers will congregate at dark observing sites
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Dec/
23:
New Moon
http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/MoonPhase.html
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Dec/
26:
Mercury Inferior Conjunction
Mercury is on the near side of the Sun relative to Earth and is lost
in the Sun's glare. RASC Observer's Handbook 2003, pg. 99
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Dec/
30:
First Quarter Moon
http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/MoonPhase.html
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Dec/
31:
Saturn Opposition
Saturn is opposite the Sun with respect to Earth. Look for a semi-
bright, beige-colored object low in the east after dark. RASC
Observer's Handbook 2003, pg. 99
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