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Graphical Display of the Positions of the Planets and Phases of the Moon on Any Day

-- | September 9, 2016

Question: Good morning. I was hoping you would be able to help me. I need to get a photo of the position of the planets and the phases of the moon for the 1.3.2017. I have a project and need a photo. If this is possible, I would be VERY grateful. thank you for your time and awaiting your speedy reply. Kindest regards. — Fiona

Answer: For a graphical display of the positions of the planets on any day, see my earlier post on this subject. For Moon phase pictures for any day through 2017, see the Stardate Moon Calculator. I hope that this helps.

Jeff Mangum

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