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Positions of the Planets on any Date

-- | April 12, 2014

Question: I am making a sculpture to offer to my dad with planets position at 4 of july of 1930, his day of birth. Can you help me and tell where i can find it? — Sérgio

Answer: There is a nice solar system simulator which will display the positions of the planets, as viewed from above the solar system, on any date. I ran this simulator for July 4, 1930, shown below.

Jeff Mangum

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