Here are the current positions of the celestial objects, above the horizon as seen from San Francisco:
% sl_data -planets -num 1 37.8 -122.4 | sl_find 'elev>0' # datetime object bearing elev dist full sunsep sunelev 21Jan2019 12:22:12 PST sun 180.4 32.4 147214 1.00 0.0 32.4 21Jan2019 12:22:12 PST mercury 185.9 29.2 212817 0.99 5.7 32.4 21Jan2019 12:22:12 PST venus 228.3 16.1 118611 0.58 46.2 32.4 21Jan2019 12:22:12 PST mars 98.8 20.2 215306 0.89 72.5 32.4 21Jan2019 12:22:12 PST jupiter 226.4 14.3 895793 1.00 45.5 32.4 21Jan2019 12:22:12 PST saturn 199.9 27.3 1644602 1.00 17.7 32.4
Here are today's sun/moon rise/set times and bearings for San Francisco:
% sl_smrs 37.8 -122.4 21Jan2019: Sunrise: 07:22 PST (114.9°) Sunset: 17:20 PST (245.2°) Moonrise: 18:16 PST (67.0°) Moonset: 07:49 PST (294.5°)
And here are the close celestial encounters for the next few days:
% sl_data -duration 3d -interval 10m -planets 37.8 -122.4 | sl_conjunctions jupiter (full) and venus (half) start at 22Jan2019 04:22 PST b: 118.3° e: 1.7° 2.36° apart minsep at 22Jan2019 06:22 PST b: 139.9° e: 20.1° 2.34° apart end at 22Jan2019 06:52 PST b: 146.4° e: 23.7° 2.43° apart jupiter (full) and venus (half) start at 23Jan2019 04:22 PST b: 118.6° e: 1.9° 2.50° apart minsep at 23Jan2019 04:22 PST b: 118.6° e: 1.9° 2.50° apart end at 23Jan2019 06:52 PST b: 146.8° e: 23.7° 2.53° apart
