his their anywhere i can look where it shows u where the planets are at this present time from the earth?

Question

has in if i was to look 4 in morning where could i find somewhere so it shows me what planet im lookin at?

Answer 1

There are several online planetarium sites you can use. I personally only use them for a quick spot-check because typically, as good as they are, the web just somehow makes for a dull, relatively uninteractive interface with them. I like to grab the sky and pan smoothly with the mouse, etc. So I recommend finding a planetarium program for your computer.

I come across this site a lot:
http://www.fourmilab.ch/yoursky/

It is good for finding the planets because they have bright colorful symbols stamped on the sky. However, the interface for this one tends to get a bit clunky in my opinion. At the bottom, he lists several other sites and some software you can try at home.

Answer 2

Yes, there is a very helpful interactive sky map online, at:
http://skytonight.com/observing/skychart/

It lets you customise the map for your location and for the date and time (at 1 hr intervals). You can then print out the customised map for reference.

Using this resource, you can check where the visible planets are in relation to the points of compass and to the horizon at any particular moment in time - in daylight or at night (in relation to constellations as well).

And vice versa, with the help of this map you'll be able to identify what planets (and stars) you're looking at at any time.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Try looking at the sky!

Answer 5

The Best recommendation that I can give you is to go to a computer or hardware shop and purchase the latest Redshift 5.1 CD Rom.

The following website has all the information that you will need to tell you more about Redshift 5.1 before you buy it.

http://www.redshift.de/gb/h/rs5.htm

I already own Redshift 5.1 and it is the best source of information on Astronomy that you can get it has also got an system time feature which means you can see the planets and everything else in the universe that runs by the time on your computer.

so you could just log onto your computer and see anything that you want whenever you want, it is also the easiest CD Rom on Astronomy that I have found. I have included alot of information that is taken from the main website so if you dont want to read what I have put down then just go to the main Redshift 5.1 website and get all the information that you need from there.

I hope that this answers your question?

Below are the system requirements to use Redshift 5.1

Minimum system requirements:

PC Version:

Pentium® II 300 MHz or equivalent


Windows® 98 / Me / 2000 / XP


CD-ROM Speed: 12x or faster.


800x600x16bit colour (OpenGL compatible recommended)


64 MB of RAM.


1.2GB Hard Drive Space


Audio: Any 100% Windows® compatible soundcard.


Printer: Required to print user manual and vouchers


Internet required for product activation, upgrades, updates, plug-ins and downloads


Good luck on your Astronomy hope that this answer hits the spot. below are just a couple of the possibilites that you can do in Redshift 5.1

NEW FEATURES:

Improved and enhanced images of stars.

Improved Sky Diary – the calendar includes additional celestial events in the monthly overview and a new planet/eclipses observation mode, plus special guided tours animating the events.

Over 70 guided tours showing the most interesting objects and constellations in the sky.

Use the world map to zoom in on the correct observation spot for your home and current location.

12 lectures through deep space.

Video gallery with over 50 real movies and animations devoted to space and astronomy – including Apollo 13 and the Hubble Space Telescope.

An “assistant“ to help you get started. A series of animated tours explain how to set the time, location and direction of view.

Updated database of asteroids and comets.

7 different background music options.
Realistic changes of sky colour during sunrise and sunset.
Introduction Panel providing quick and easy access to the most interesting features of RedShift™ 5.1.

Quick downloading and visualization of the Earth’s current artificial satellites.
60 minutes of narrated introduction on the origin and structure of the universe.

Here are some of the other things about Redshift 5.1

Ideal for beginner, intermediate and advanced astronomers!
Beginner

Travel through time to observe the skies from any vantage point on Earth or in our solar system from 4173 BC to 9999 AD.
Access a spectacular photo gallery of high-resolution colour images, featuring millions of celestial bodies.
Video gallery – delve into the fascinating science, history and mysteries of the universe.
Astronomical Dictionary and Astronomical Record Breakers.
Capture your voyages in space with the movie recorder.
Macro-player to view the collection of guided tours of space illustrating fascinating aspects of astronomy.
Learn how to instantly identify and locate planets, stars and constellations.
Displays of Solar corona with total eclipse event, Meteor showers, “quasi-realistic” images of comets (with nuclei and tails).
Magnification of planets and moons images.

Intermediate

Night vision option – screen dimming and reddening – useful for observers.
Use the high precision Sky Diary to plan your night’s observations – find the times and dates of lunar and solar eclipses and meteor showers.
All planets and moons including recently discovered moons of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
Improved Display Mode – on-screen labels, full screen display without bars.
Multi-window mode – allows you to observe a celestial event from different locations (e.g. look at a solar eclipse simultaneously from the Earth and Moon).
Flip view to mirror image seen through your own telescope.
Revised high-resolution maps of planets obtained from the latest space missions.
Expanded database of images of Deep Sky Objects from the Messier and Caldwell catalogues.
Print Star Charts.
Exhaustive object information for every object in the database.

Professional

Add your own Deep Sky objects, stars, comets, asteroids, and artificial satellites.
Download daily updates of new discoveries and orbital data of satellites, comets and asteroids.
Calculates the position and simulates the movement of 20 million stars, more than 70,000 deep space objects including nebulae, galaxies and quasars, over 50,000 asteroids, over 100 planetary moons and 1,500 comets.
New Tycho-2 and Tycho Double Star Catalogue.
Hubble Guide Star Catalogue II, version 2.2.01.
Revised Hipparcos stellar catalogue.
New versions of the catalogues of optically visible open clusters and candidates, variable stars, quasi-stellar objects and BL Lacertae.
Calculate and print maps of solar eclipses (both in the past and future).
Exact numerical integration of orbits of comets and asteroids.

Answer 6

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