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Planet Placement on a Given Date

-- Lorann | January 2, 2025

Artist's impression of disk around a brown dwarf

Question:

Where (is there a website) can I find the placement of the planets on 3/23/23?
What I’m looking for is some kind of a planetary placement, the location of the planets on that date, to make an anniversary gift piece of jewelry.
Thank you for your time!
Lori

-- Lorann

Answer:

I believe that we answered this question previously by pointing to the In-The-Sky.org web site.

-- Jeff Mangum

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