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July 2006
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Earth will be at aphelion, its furthest orbital distance from the Sun, around midnight on 3 July. It will then be 152,095,745 km from the Sun, compared with its minimum distance from the Sun (perihelion) of 147,103, 622 km in January.
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Supernova 2006dw
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A magnitude 15.8 Supernova, 2006dw, was discovered on the 23rd July, 2006, by the Lick Observatory Supernova Search in an anonymous galaxy near NGC 6109.
The supernova is located 3".5 west and 1".7 north of the nucleus.
Position(2000): R.A. = 16h17m43s.29, Dec. = +34°57'55".1
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Sun 23.07.06
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Sunspot 10901 is now in view.
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Asteroid 2006OK3
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A small 13 metre sized asteroid, 2006 OK3, was discovered by the Siding Spring Survey in Australia on the 22nd July, 2006.
The magnitude 21 asteroid will pass through the Earth-Moon system coming as close as 0.7 lunar distance a...
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Supernova 2006ds
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A magnitude 15.6 , Type II, supernova 2006ds, was discovered on the 18th July, 2006, by Y.-S. Tsai and K.-C. Liu, in the spiral galaxy PGC 70011, in the constellation Piscis Austrinus. (z = 0.029314).
The supernova is located 5".4 west and 3".6 south of the nucleus.
Position(2000): R.A. = 2...
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Hottest Recorded July Day
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"Britain has sweltered on its hottest recorded July day as temperatures hit 36.5C (97.7F) in Wisley, Surrey.
The previous hottest July day was in 1911, when Epsom, Surrey, reached 36C. The highest UK temperature recorded was 38.5C (101.3F) in Faversham, Kent, on August 10, 2003."
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Smithsonian Mars Day
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Celebrate the Red Planet at the National Air and Space Museum!
Our closest neighbour in the Solar System has been the subject of mythology for centuries. In only the past 40 years have Earthlings been exploring Mars with satellites and landers, yet the more we learn about Mars, the more question...
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Mutual UFO Network
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The 37th annual Mutual UFO Network symposium is being held this weekend (July 14 – 16, 2006) in Denver, Colorado, US.
www.mufon.com/
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Supernova 2006dd
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A magnitude 14.5 supernova, 2006dd, was discovered on the 19th June, 2006, by Berto Monard, in the elliptical galaxy NGC 1316[img]http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/image/0008/ngc1316...
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Sunspot 10898 CME
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Large coronal mass ejection from sunspot 10898 taken by the Soho spacecraft on the 6th of July.
This may cause Auroras tonight or tomorrow.
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Sun 04.07.06
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Sun 02.07.06
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Supernova 2006di
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A magnitude 16.1 supernova 2006di was discovered by Berto Monard on the 24th June, 2006 in the galaxy NGC 439, in the constellation Sculptor.
Position(2000): R.A. = 01h13m46s.85, Dec. = -31°44'30".2
The supernova is located 6" west and 19" north of the nucleus.
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Regulus tonight
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Tonight the moon passes just a degree or so from Regulus the bright star of the constellation Leo.
Leo is one of the oldest and most distinctive constellations in the night sky. It lies due south around midnight in the spring. Tonight it is almost due west. The `head` of the lion is like a backward qu...
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