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I wonder if it's in Stellarium, the sky simulator software. I'll bet it is. If so, you can just plug in your location, any date/time you want, and Stellarium will show you exactly where in the sky it'll be, then and there.
I've done it before with lots other other objects. Punch your location and current date/time into Stellarium, ask it where the object is, and go outside and look that-a-way (preferably with binoculars or a telescope). Bingo, there it is, every time.
I'll fire it up later and look. By the way, go get the software, it's free and it's pretty awesome.
There's even a "portable" version that makes no changes outside its own directory, no install needed. Nice and clean. If you want to get rid of it, you just delete its directory, and that's it, which is awesomely easy and simple.
I love "portable" software for its "everything in one directory" isolation and simplicity, and how it doesn't screw up my system with any changes.
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Edited by user
Monday, April 6, 2020 3:43:38 PM |
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