Planet's Visibility

Presents a deceptively simple 3-color graph that tells, when a planet (or moon, sun) is 
visible from your location. The vertical axis marks the months of the selected year, with 
the horizontal axis marking the 24 hours of the day (in local time). The three colors 
create a contour map effect and identify when the selected object is visible, not visible, 
or "eclipsed" by the sun. A fixed crosshair identifies the current date and time. By moving 
the mouse over the graph area, the date and time, as well as the objects altitude, azimuth, 
and magnitude (or the phase of the moon if the moon is selected) are displayed. Over 400 
cities representing virtually every country are predefined, and it's easy to add your own 
location.

Run setup.exe and follow the instructions to install the program.

This is freeware. Feel free to distribute the program.

Contact (in event of questions, problems and homages (;-)): 
alcyone software
Rainer Lange
Platanenstr. 30
15370 Fredersdorf
Germany
e-mail: mail@alcyone.de