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There is a Great iPhone app that does this called Planets (Q Continuum)

There's a free iPhone app that does this and more, do a search for Planets Q Continuum in iTunes and you will find a few there. Great for when you are out and about. (For a visible planet, it calculates the angle from north and angle above the horizon based on your location)

I'm in no way connected to the application or it's author, I just thought it would be of interest to anyone that has an iPhone.

Posted by: Good_ol_Davo   Posted on: 07/09/09  (Edited: 07/09/2009 @ 06:36) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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