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Rising and setting of the planets (world location) 
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Calculates the rising and setting times, azimuth and elevation angles, and culmination time of the planets from a certain city around the world.

The longitude, latitude, altitude, time zones with DST are automatically set.
 

City 
          { longitude, latitude, altitudem }
date 
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 Planet   rising   azimuth °   culmination   elevation °   setting   azimuth ° 
                    


It is calculated assuming a flat horizon.
The errors of planet's rise and set times will be larger in the high latitudes.
azimuth angle: north=0, east=90, south=180, west=270 degree

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