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Csillagászati Évkönyv 1970 CSILLAGÁSZATI ÉVKÖNYV 1970 CSILLAGÁSZATI ÉVKÖNYV A Z 1970. É V R E SZERKESZTETTE A TUDOMÁNYOS ISMERETTERJESZTŐ TÁRSULAT CSILLAGÁSZATI ÉS ŰRKUTATÁSI SZAKOSZTÁLYAINAK ORSZÁGOS VÁLASZTMÁNYA GONDOLAT KIADÓ n BUDAPEST 1969 /! J CSILLAGÁSZATI ADATOK AZ 1970. ÉVRE Az I—XVI. táblázatokat összeállította TIT Hajdú-Bihar Megyei Csillagászati Szakosztálya MTA Napfizikai Obszervatórium közreműködésével (Debrecen) T. JANUÁR KÖZÉP-EURÓPAI zónaidőben (KÖZÉI) Budapestéii ----------- A NAP A HOLD AHOLD fény­ változásai nyug­ nyug­ kel delel szik kel szik DÁTUM Év Év hányadiknapja A A HÉT napjai Év Év hányadik hete h m h m h m h m li m h m 1 Cs (1) i 7 32 11 47 16 03 0 05 11 17 2 P 2 7 32 11 48 16 04 1 17 11 34 3 Sz 3 7 32 11 49 16 05 2 34 11 55 4 V 4 7 32 11 49 16 06 3 55 12 24 5 H 2 5 7 32 11 50 16 07 5 18 13 05 6 K 6 7 32 11 50 16 09 6 34 14 02 7 Sz 7 7 31 11 51 16 10 7 38 15 18 <0 21 36 8 Cs 8 7 31 11 51 16 11 8 26 16 45 9 P 9 7 31 11 51 16 12 9 00 18 16 10 Sz 10 7 30 11 52 16 13 9 25 19 44 11 V 11 7 30 11 52 16 14 9 45 21 08 * 12 H 3 12 7 29 11 52 16 16 10 03 22 28 13 K 13 7 29 11 53 16 17 10 19 23 44 14 Sz 14 7 29 11 53 16 18 10 36 — ) 14 ] 8 15 Cs 15 7 28 11 54 16 20 10 55 1 01 16 P 16 7 27 11 54 16 21 11 17 2 16 17 Sz ,17 7 27 11 54 16 22 11 45 3 29 18 V 18 7 26 11 55 16 24 12 21 4 38 19 H 4 19 7 25 11 55 16 25 13 07 5 40 20 K 20 7 24 11 55 16 27 14 04 6 31 21 Sz 21 7 23 11 56 16 28 15 08 7 11 22 Cs 22 7 22 11 56 16 30 16 19 7 42 0 1 3 55 23 P 23 7 21 11 56 16 31 17 25 8 06 24 Sz 24 7 20 11 56 16 32 18 32 8 25 25 V 25 7 19 11 56 16 34 19 39 8 41 26 H 5 26 7 18 11 57 16 35 20 46 8 55 27 K 27 7 17 11 57 16 37 21 53 9 09 28 Sz 28 7 16 11 57 16 38 23 03 9 22 29 Cs 29 7 15 11 57 16 40 — 9 38 30 P 30 7 14 11 57 16 41 0 16 9 57 ( 15 39 31 Sz 31 7 13 11 58 16 43 1 33 10 21 Hold: 8-án 1 lh-ltor földközelben 22-én 21h-kor földtávolban 4 HÓNAP Oh világidőkor NAP HOLD Júlián Csillagidő dátum (A = 0»-nál) 2440. .. látszó HA D sugara RA D h m s h m O / > ti h m o t ...587,5 6 40 55,338 18 44 —23 03 16 17 12 36 — 6 20 588,5 6 44 51,891 18 49 22 59 16 18 13 22 12 06 589,5 6 48 48,447 18 53 22 53 16 17 14 12 17 33 590,5 6 52 45,006 18 57 22 47 16 17 15 06 22 18 591,5 6 56 41,569 19 02 22 41 16 17 16 06 25 58 592,5 7 00 38,136 19 06 22 34 16 17 17 11 28 02 593,5 7 04 34,704 19 11 22 27 16 17 18 18 28 08 594,5 7 08 31,271 19 15 22 20 16 17 19 26 26 08 595,5 7 12 27,836 19 19 22 12 16 17 20 31 22 13 596,5 7 16 24,397 19 24 22 03 16 17 21 31 16 51 597,5 7 20 20,953 19 28 21 54 16 17 22 27 10 34 598,5 7 24 17,507 19 32 21 45 16 17 23 19 — 3 53 599,5 7 28 14,058 19 37 21 35 16 17 0 08 + 2 48 600,5 7 32 10,611 19 41 21 25 16 17 0 57 9 09 601,5 7 36 07,165 19 45 21 14 16 17 1 45 14 55 602,5 7 40 03,721 19 50 21 03 16 17 2 35 19 52 603,5 7 44 00,280 19 54 20 52 16 17 3 27 23 50 604,5 7 47 56,841 19 58 20 40 16 17 4 20 26 38 605,5 7 51 53,403 20 02 20 28 16 17 5 14 2g 08 606,5 7 55 49,965 20 07 20 15 16 17 6 09 28 17 607,5 7 59 46,528 20 11 20 02 16 17 7 02 27 06 608,5 8 03 43,089 20 15 19 49 16 17 7 54 24 42 609,5 8 07 39,648 20 19 19 35 16 17 8 43 21 14 610,5 8 11 36.204 20 24 19 21 16 16 9 30 16 56 611,5 8 15 32,758 20 28 19 07 16 16 10 14 11 58 612,5 8 19 29,311 20 32 18 52 16 16 10 58 6 34 613,5 8 23 25,862 20 36 18 37 16 16 11 40 + 0 53 614,5 8 27 22,412 20 40 18 22 16 16 12 23 — 4 55 615,5 8 31 18,963 20 44 18 06 16 16 13 08 10 38 616,5 8 35 15,516 20 48 17 50 16 16 13 55 16 04 617,5 8 39 12,072 20 53 — 17 33 16 16 14 46 —20 56 Föld: 1-én napközeiben 5 I. FE BRUÁR KÖZÉP-EURÓPAI zónaidőben (KözEI) Budapesten A NAP A HOLD AHOLD fény­ nyug­ nyug­ változásai kel delel szik kel szik DÁTUM napja A A HÉT napjai Év hányadik Év Év hányadik hete h m h m h m h m h m h m 1 V (5) 32 7 11 11 58 16 45 2 52 10 55 2 H 6 33 7 10 11 58 16 46 4 10 11 42 3 K 34 7 09 11 58 16 48 5 19 12 46 4 Sz 35 7 08 11 58 16 49 6 18 14 07 5 Cs 36 7 06 11 58 16 51 6 54 15 38 6 P 37 7 05 11 58 16 52 7 23 17 09 • 08 13 7 Sz 38 7 03 11 58 16 54 7 46 18 37 8 V 39 7 02 11 58 16 55 8 06 20 01 9 H 7 40 7 00 11 58 16 57 8 22 21 23 10 K 41 6 59 11 58 16 58 8 40- 22 42 11 Sz 42 6 57 11 58 17 00 8 58 _ 12 Cs 43 6 56 11 58 17 01 9 19 0 00 13 P 44 6 54 11 58 17 03 9 46 1 17 ) 05 10 14 Sz 45 6 52 11 58 17 05 10 19 2 29 15 V 46 6 51 11 58 17 06 11 03 3 34 16 H 8 47 6 49 11 58 17 08 11 56 4 29 17 K 48 6 48 11 58 17 09 12 58 5 13 18 Sz 49 6 45 11 58 17 11 14 05 5 45 19 Cs 50 6 44 11 58 17 13 15 13 6 11 20 P 51 6 42 11 58 17 15 16 12 6 31 21 Sz 52 6 40 11 58 17 10 17 30 6 48 Q 0 9 19 22 V 53 6 38 11 58 17 18 18 37 7 03 23 H 9 54 6 37 11 57 17 19 19 45 7 16 24 K 55 6 35 11 57 17 21 20 54 7 30 25 Sz 56 6 33 11 57 17 22 22 05 7 45 26 Cs 57 6 31 11 57 17 24 23 20 8 03 27 P 58 6 29 11 57 17 25 — 8 24 28 Sz 59 6 28 11 57 17 27 0 37 8 53 Hold: 6-án Oh-kor földközelben 18-án 23**-kor földtávolban HÓNAP Oh világidőkor NAP HOLD Júlián Csillagidő dátum (A = 0*>-nál) 2440... látszó RA D sugara RA D h m s h m O t r " h m 0 / ...6 1 8 ,5 8 43 08,631 20 57 — 17 17 16 15 15 42 —24 53 619,5 8 47 05,193 21 01 17 00 16 15 16 43 27 32 620,5 8 51 01,758 21 05 16 42 16 15 17 48 28 28 621,5 8 54 58,324 21 09 16 25 16 15 18 55 27 24 622,5 8 58 54,888 21 13 16 07 16 15 20 00 24 20 623,5 9 02 51,448 21 17 15 49 16 15 21 03 19 32 624,5 9 06 48,004 21 21 15 30 16 15 22 01 13 29 625,5 9 10 44,556 21 25 15 11 16 14 22 56 — 6 43 626,5 9 14 41,106 21 29 14 52 16 14 23 48 + o 16 627,5 9 18 37,655 21 33 14 33 16 14 0 39 7 02 628,5 9 22 34,206 21 37 14 14 16 14 1 29 13 15 629,5 9 26 30,759 21 41 13 54 16 14 2 20 18 38 630,5 9 30 27,315 21 45 13 34 16 13 3 12 23 00 631,5 9 34 23,873 21 49 13 14 16 13 4 06 26 10 632,5 9 38 20,432 21 53 12 54 16 13 5 00 28 00 633,5 9 42 16,993 21 56 12 33 16 13 5 55 28 29 634,5 9 46 13,553 22 00 12 12 16 13 6 49 27 36 635,5 9 50 10,111 22 04 11 51 16 13 7 41 25 29 636,5 9 54 06,668 22 08 11 30 16 12 8 31 22 15 637,5 9 58 03,223 22 12 11 09 16 12 9 18 18 08 638,5 10 01 59,775 22 16 10 47 16 12 10 03 13 17 639,5 10 05 56,325 22 20 10 25 16 12 .
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