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Jupiter–Uranus 28°42′

28°42′

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18 Sep 2010 · Jupiter and Uranus both 28°42′ Pisces Rx · never an asteroid named 2010 JU

Twilight looking east from Austin at 8:04 pm CDT on 18 September 2010: Jupiter shines low above a dark ridge beside live-oak silhouettes, the gibbous Moon high to the right, and a binocular-view inset shows faint Uranus just above Jupiter, both at 28°42′ Pisces.

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A misname, not a missing rock. The Book already prints Jupiter–Uranus that day. Search 28°42′ on Stars.

What it supports

A dated sky the Book already holds. Swiss will re-run the minutes. The conjunction season of 2010–11 is public.

What it does not

Not asteroid 2010 JU. Not a sealed fate. Not the June 2010 0° Aries meeting (a different pass).

Calculation

Jupiter 28°42′ Pisces Rx · Uranus 28°42′ Pisces Rx

Book print of 18 Sep 2010. Re-run Swiss to certify the minutes. Not an asteroid row.

ExactnessCoordinate

Form42′

Unit′

Strengthmemoir

When2010-09-18

Source

The Book of 42 · Stars (search 28°42′)

Owner

The Book of 42