The Naked Eye Planets

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The Naked Eye Planets  in the Night Sky ngc 6716 NEAR pluto On 21 June, the sun is at 26.17° in the sky and at 73.83° on 21 December.
The 42nd parallel south is a circle of latitude that is 42 degrees south of the Earth'sequatorial plane. It crosses the Atlantic Ocean, the Indian Ocean, Australasia, the Pacific Ocean and South America.













Co-ordinatesCountry, territory or seaNotes
40°0′S 0°0′EAtlantic Ocean
40°0′S 20°0′EIndian Ocean
40°0′S 143°53′E AustraliaTasmania - King Island
40°0′S 144°7′EBass Strait
40°0′S 147°53′E AustraliaTasmania - Flinders Island
40°0′S 148°17′EPacific OceanTasman Sea
40°0′S 175°3′E New ZealandNorth Island
40°0′S 176°54′EPacific Ocean
40°0′S 73°42′W Chile
40°0′S 71°40′W Argentina
40°0′S 62°20′WAtlantic Ocean










you can keep track of  these planets in the evening sky Finder maps for the five naked eye planets
 are plotted for 40° South latitude

40th to 42th parallel South

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