Science· Enschede
Planet positions at the calculation time
This event refers to the observation of planetary positions (such as Mercury and Venus) in the sky at a specific time—12:23 PM CET—from a location at coordinates 52.218°N, 6.896°E (near Enschede, Netherlands). It provides data on each planet's altitude (height above the horizon) and azimuth (compass direction), indicating which planets are visible above the horizon at that moment.