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Surfers at Manly Beach with the Moon rising. |
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Crescent Moon & Venus set over lighthouse. |
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Jupiter, Venus, Mercury and Mars with Sydney
Harbour Bridge. |
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Full Moon over Uluru with Southern Cross and
Pointers |
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Milky Way sets behind a tree near Parks, NSW. |
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Moonlight illuminates the Bungle Bungles. |
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Startrails of the Southern Sky with silhouette
trees. |
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Canis Major and Sirius over Wave Rock, WA. |
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The Milky Way sets over Loch and Gorge in
southwest Victoria. |
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Total Solar Eclipse in 2002 behind the Parkes
Telescope, NSW. |
Includes summary of the year indicating best time to view
the planets. Maps best for southern lattitudes 25 to 55
degrees south.This calendar is a new take on the original
Astronomy wall calendar, with a flavour more of wide field
australian landscapes at night. As with the 2012 Astronomy
wall calendar, it is purpose built for
astronomers in the southern heremisphere, you won't believe the information packed in it.
See example below.
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2011 Astronomy Calendar Back:
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| Packed full of information every month has several chars of the sky that month showing
various events and astronomical objects worth taking note of. The Astronomy Calendar
provides a nightly guide to what’s visible in the sky, including planetary positions,
eclipses, lunar occultations, conjunctions and meteor showers.
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