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Date Time Azimuth (west = 270°) Direction above Southern Horizon October 1 6:00 am MDT 180° South November 1 4:00 am MDT 180° South December 1 1:00 am MST 180° South January 1 11:00 pm (2300) MST 180° South February 1 9:00 pm (2100) MST 180° South Evidence collected in standard time from http://www.heavens-above.com/ for Laramie, WY 22) Evidence-based Conclusion: Based on the data that is given Orion will only be visible in the area during the Fall and Winter months. During the Spring and Summer months, the Sun blocks the view of Orion. During the Spring and Summer months Orion appears at the 180 degree azimuth over the Southern Horizon during the day time, during the months, and because the Sun out shines Orion it cannot be see during these months.

          Date
Time
Azimuth (west = 270°) Direction
above Southern Horizon
October 1
6:00 am MDT
180°
South
November 1
4:00 am MDT
180°
South
December 1
1:00 am MST
180°
South
January 1
11:00 pm (2300) MST
180°
South
February 1
9:00 pm (2100) MST
180°
South
Evidence collected in standard time from http://www.heavens-above.com/ for Laramie, WY
22) Evidence-based Conclusion:
Based on the data that is given Orion will only be visible in the area during the Fall and
Winter months. During the Spring and Summer months, the Sun blocks the view of Orion.
During the Spring and Summer months Orion appears at the 180 degree azimuth over the
Southern Horizon during the day time, during the months, and because the Sun out shines
Orion it cannot be see during these months.

Date
Time
Azimuth (west = 270°) Direction
above Southern Horizon
October 1
6:00 am MDT
180°
South
November 1
4:00 am MDT
180°
South
December 1
1:00 am MST
180°
South
January 1
11:00 pm (2300) MST
180°
South
February 1
9:00 pm (2100) MST
180°
South
Evidence collected in standard time from http://www.heavens-above.com/ for Laramie, WY
22) Evidence-based Conclusion:
Based on the data that is given Orion will only be visible in the area during the Fall and
Winter months. During the Spring and Summer months, the Sun blocks the view of Orion.
During the Spring and Summer months Orion appears at the 180 degree azimuth over the
Southern Horizon during the day time, during the months, and because the Sun out shines
Orion it cannot be see during these months.

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