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The astronomical night sky over Edinburgh and Lothian in September (opens the original)
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The Sun passes from Leo (The Lion) on 16 September at 5:55 pm andenters Virgo (The Maiden). Daylight shortens from 13:50 (13.836hours) on 1 September to 11:37 (11.619 hours) on 30 September so wegain 2 hours and 13 minutes of night time, by the end of themonth. Over the whole of September, the Sun approaches Earth by by1,192,382 km (0.008 AU). The highlight of the month, though, is theAutumnal Equinox which will occur on 23 September at 1:05 am. The Sunwill be at 33.9 degrees at Solar noon (1:05
The astronomical night sky over Edinburgh in August (opens the original)
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The Sun passes from Cancer (The Crab) on 10 August at 4:44 pm and entersLeo (The Lion) but comes closer by 847,817 km (0.006 AU). Daylight shortensfrom 16:03 (16.054 hours) on 1 August to 13:55 (13.912 hours) on 31 Augustso we gain 2 hours and 9 minutes of night time, by the end of the month.Consequently, we emerge from perpetual astronomical twilight and anticipateever darkening skies in the months ahead. On 12 August, there will be apartial solar eclipse starting at 6:08 pm. Maximum will occur
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