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February Sky Calendar 2015

Posted 2/1/2015 12:02 AM by Marta Lindsay | Comments

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February Sky Calendar (pdf)
Highlights this month's sky phenomena and celestial happenings with local dates and times (Mountain time zone).

Free sky maps are available at www.skymaps.com.
Skymaps.com produces a nice sky chart to help in locating observable celestial objects. Maps for the month ahead are available only at the end of the current month.

 

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