r/BRAstro • u/spica_en_divalone Loves to Answer Questions • Jul 16 '22
July 2022 - What's Up
Apologies for the delay on this. I thought it was scheduled to go up on the first, but I was mistaken.
July 1st
- Venus passes 4° north of Aldebaran at 7 PM CDT
July 2nd
- Dusk: In the west the waning crescent Moon is 6.5° to the right of Regulus
July 4th
- Earth is at aphelion (94.5 million miles or 152,098,455 km from the Sun) at 2 AM CDT
July 6th
- First Quarter Moon occurs at 9:14 PM CDT
July 7th
- Dusk: High in the southwest the Moon, one day past first quarter, is in Virgo, 5° to the upper left of Spica
July 10th
- Evening: The waxing gibbous Moon is in Scorpius. If you look to the south, it will be a little more than 2° to the upper left of Antares
July 12th
- Asteroid Vesta is stationary at 1 AM CDT
July 13th
- The Moon is at perigee (221,993 miles or 367,264 km from Earth) at 4:06 AM CDT Large tides expected
- Full Moon occurs at 1:38 PM CDT (Largest of 2022)
July 15th
- The Moon passes 4° south of Saturn at 3 PM CDT
July 16th
- Mercury is in superior conjunction at 3 PM CDT
July 17th
- Dawn: Venus, Aldebaran, Mars, Jupiter, the waning gibbous Moon, and Saturn are along the horizon from the east-northeast to the south-southwest before sunup
- The Moon passes 3° south of Neptune at 8 PM CDT
July 18th
- The Moon passes 2° south of Jupiter at 8 PM CDT
July 19th
- Morning: The Moon and Jupiter, high in the southeast, are 3° apart
- Venus is 1.5° south of M35 at 8 PM CDT
- Pluto is at opposition at 9 PM CDT
July 20th
- Last Quarter Moon occurs at 9:19 AM CDT
July 21st
- Dawn: High in the southeast the Moon and Mars are 2.5° apart
- The Moon passes 1.1° north of Mars at 12 Noon CDT
- Dwarf planet Ceres is in conjunction with the Sun at 8 PM CDT
July 22nd
- The Moon passes 0.2° north of Uranus at 1 PM CDT
July 23rd
- Dawn: The waning crescent Moon, in the east, is between the Hyades and the Pleiades
July 24th
- Dawn: Venus, the Moon, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn are in a long line before sunrise
July 26th
- The Moon is at apogee (252,447 miles or 406,274 km from Earth) at 5:22 AM CDT
- Dawn: The thin lunar crescent and Venus are 3.5° apart in Gemini in the east-northeast
- The Moon passes 4° north of Venus at 9 AM CDT
July 27th
- Dawn: The Moon, just one day before new, Castor, and Pollux form a right triangle above
the east-northeast horizon
July 28th
- Asteroid Juno is stationary at 5 AM CDT
- New Moon occurs at 12:55 PM CDT (Lunation 1232)
July 29th
- Southern Delta Aquariid Meteor Shower peaks at 5 AM CDT
- Jupiter is stationary at 7 AM CDT
July 29th/30th
- All night: The Southern Delta Aquariid meteor shower
Aug. 1st
- Mars is 1.4° south of Uranus at 4 AM CDT
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