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Does anyone know a site that tells you the coordinates time and date that outer space objects will be visible for my TeleStar Telescope by Meade?
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It will give accurate RA and Dec co-ords for any object - and if you enter your location accurately (lattitude and longtitude) it will also give accurate altitude and azimuth co-ords
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