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Mekong Delta Provinces table

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No. Provinces/Municipality Area Population (2009) Pop. density
(km²) (mile²) (persons/km²) (persons/mile²)
1 Can Tho (Municipality) 1,401.6 541.2 1,188,435 813.3 2,106
2 An Giang 3,536.8 1,365.6 2,142,709 625.0 1,619
3 Bạc Liêu 2,584.1 997.7 856,518 317.4 822
4 Ben Tre 2,360.2 911.3 1,255,946 573.4 1,485
5 Ca Mau 5,331.7 2,058.6 1,206,938 231.1 599
6 Dong Thap 3,376.4 1,303.6 1,666,467 494.0 1,279
7 Hau Giang 1,601.1 618.2 757,300 497.7 1,289
8 Kien Giang 6,348.3 2,451.1 1,688,248 265.4 687
9 Long An 4,493.8 1,735.1 1,436,066 316.7 820
10 Soc Trang 3,312.3 1,278.9 1,292,853 385.3 998
11 Tien Giang 2,484.2 959.2 1,672,271 691.3 1,790
12 Tra Vinh 2,295.1 886.1 1,003,012 451.7 1,170
13 Vĩnh Long 1,479.1 571.1 1,024,707 714.6 1,851

Travel User boxes

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This user spent a semester of college studying in Austria.
This user took a 6 week course in, and has many times since visited Poland.
This user has made several days- to weeks-long trips to Germany.
This user has family in, and has several times visited England.
This user has made several visits, ranging from hours to about a week or so, to Canada.
This user has taken a couple of beach vacations in Jamaica.
This user spent a week and a half, and saw a total eclipse of the Sun in Zambia.
This user has twice--once for a couple of weeks--visited Italy.
This user attended a canonization in Vatican City.


This user spent a couple of days in Switzerland.
This user spent a couple of days in Hungary.
This user spent a couple of days in Czechoslovakia when it was still Czechoslovakia.
This user spent a couple of days in that part of Czechoslovakia now known as the Czech Republic.
This user spent a couple of days in Yugoslavia when it was still Yugoslavia.
This user spent a couple of days in that part of Yugoslavia now known as Croatia.
This user spent a few hours, and played a concert in that part of Yugoslavia now known as Slovenia.
This user spent one day in Ethiopia.
This user twice spent a few hours in the Alsace region of France.
This user spent a few hours car touring in Wales.
This user walked across the Victoria Falls Bridge and spent an hour or two in Zimbabwe.
This user landed in, and immediately boarded a bus and rode out of (and did the reverse on the return trip) Luxembourg.
This user twice changed planes in Iceland.
This user while taking a tourist raft ride MIGHT have reached over a border and touched that part of Czechoslovakia now known as Slovakia.
This user sat in an airplane that made a fueling stop in Belgium.
This user made a 3-week visit to Vietnam.
This user tentatively plans, while visiting Vietnam to make a side trip to Thailand.
This user , to and from Vietnam, changed planes in Japan.
This user will soon spend a few days in South Africa.
This user will, to and from South Africa, stop over (but not leave the plane) in Ghana.

Parker table

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Scheduled events[1][2]: 31 [3]
Year Date Event Distance
from Sun (Gm)a
Speed
(km/s)
Orbital period
(days)
Notes
Flyby altitude
over Venus
b
Leg of
Parker's orbit
c
Inside/Outside
orbit of Venus
d
2018 Aug 12
07:31 UTC
Launch 151.6 174e
Oct 3
08:44 UTC
Venus flyby #1 2548 km Inbound Inside Flybys 1 and 2 occur at the
same point in Venus's orbit
Nov 6
03:27 UTC
Perihelion #1 24.8f 95 150 Solar encounter phase
Oct. 31 - Nov. 11[4]
2019 Apr 4 Perihelion #2 24.8 95 150
Sep 1 Perihelion #3 24.8 95 150
Dec 26 Venus flyby #2 3023 km Inbound Inside Flybys 1 and 2 occur at the
same point in Venus's orbit
2020 Jan 29 Perihelion #4 19.4 109 130
Jun 7 Perihelion #5 19.4 109 130
Jul 11 Venus flyby #3 834 km Outbound Outside Flybys 3 and 4 occur at the
same point in Venus's orbit
Sep 27 Perihelion #6 14.2 129 112.5
2021 Jan 17 Perihelion #7 14.2 129 112.5
Feb 20 Venus flyby #4 2392 km Outbound Outside Flybys 3 and 4 occur at the
same point in Venus's orbit
Apr 29 Perihelion #8 11.1 147 102
Aug 9 Perihelion #9 11.1 147 102
Oct 16 Venus flyby #5 3786 km Inbound Inside Flybys 5 and 6 occur at the
same point in Venus's orbit
Nov 21 Perihelion #10 9.2 163 96
2022 Feb 25 Perihelion #11 9.2 163 96
Jun 1 Perihelion #12 9.2 163 96
Sep 6 Perihelion #13 9.2 163 96
Dec 11 Perihelion #14 9.2 163 96
2023 Mar 17 Perihelion #15 9.2 163 96
Jun 22 Perihelion #16 9.2 163 96
Aug 21 Venus flyby #6 3939 km Inbound Inside Flybys 5 and 6 occur at the
same point in Venus's orbit
Sep 27 Perihelion #17 7.9 176 92
Dec 29 Perihelion #18 7.9 176 92
2024 Mar 30 Perihelion #19 7.9 176 92
Jun 30 Perihelion #20 7.9 176 92
Sep 30 Perihelion #21 7.9 176 92
Nov 6 Venus flyby #7 317 km Outbound Outside
Dec 24 Perihelion #22 6.9 192 88
2025 Mar 22 Perihelion #23 6.9 192 88
Jun 19 Perihelion #24 6.9 192 88
Sep 15 Perihelion #25 6.9 192 88
Dec 12 Perihelion #26 6.9 192 88

^a The perihelion distances above are from the center of the Sun. For altitude above the surface, subtract one solar radius ≈ 0.7 Gm.

^b Details on Venus flybys from Guo et al.[5]: 6 

^c Inbound indicates that the Venus flyby will take place after aphelion (in the case of the first encounter, after launch), on the way to perihelion. Outbound indicates that the Venus flyby will take place after perihelion, on the way to aphelion.

^d Inside indicates that the probe will pass in between Venus and the Sun. Outside indicates that the probe will pass beyond Venus from the Sun; the probe will briefly pass through Venus's shadow in those instances.

^e The first orbital period of 174 days was the orbit established by the launch and course adjustments, and was the orbit the probe would have taken had nothing further happened to change it. That orbit was, per mission plan, never completed. On the probe's first inbound course towards the Sun, it made its first planned encounter with Venus, which shortened its orbit considerably.

^f By way of comparison, the planet Mercury orbits the Sun at a distance varying from about 46.0 Gm (46,001,200 km) at its closest to about 69.8 Gm (69,816,900 km) at its farthest.

Guo, Yanping; Ozimek, Martin; Mcadams, James; Shyong, Wen-Jong (May 2014). Solar Probe Plus Mission Design Overview and Mission Profile. International Symposium on Space Flight Dynamics, At Laurel, MD. ResearchGate.

Argo Navis

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Designated Argo

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Lacaille's designation Number in catalog Magnitude Declination Right ascension Modern Constellation Notes
α 2291 1 −52° 34′ 05″ 06h 18m 24.4s Carina Canopus (all capitals)
ν 2386 3 −42° 59′ 25″ 06h 30m 07.0s Puppis (all capitals)

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Designated Carina

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Lacaille's designation Number in catalog Magnitude Declination Right ascension Notes
N 2383* 4 12 −52° 46′ 49″ 06h 29m 27.0s
2343* 5 −56° 41′ 20″ 06h 25m 07.3s
2398 7 −52° 08′ 29″ 06h 31m 28.7s
2335 7 −55° 45′ 04″ 06h 24m 08.9s
2394 7 −56° 01′ 16″ 06h 31m 18.3s

Designated Puppis

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Lacaille's designation Number in catalog Magnitude Declination Right ascension Notes
2099 4 −42° 50′ 24″ 05h 51m 29.6s
2137 5 −45° 02′ 44″ 05h 57m 19.2s
2141 5 −45° 06′ 23″ 05h 57m 35.1s
z 2333 5 −50° 04′ 15″ 06h 23m 43.2s
2174 5 12 −44° 19′ 28″ 06h 01m 12.8s
G 2297 5 12 −48° 02′ 13″ 06h 19m 06.3s
2349 5 12 −51° 39′ 48″ 06h 25m 30.8s
2397 6 −37° 57′ 16″ 06h 31m 28.4s
2379 6 −41° 21′ 50″ 06h 28m 55.9s
2098 6 −44° 03′ 54″ 05h 51m 13.4s
2167 6 −44° 42′ 16″ 06h 00m 34.3s
2156 6 −45° 47′ 13″ 05h 59m 06.1s
2241 6 −50° 15′ 50″ 06h 12m 30.3s
2285 6 −52° 03′ 12″ 06h 17m 59.4s
2369 6 −52° 09′ 00″ 06h 27m 49.2s
2238 6 −52° 38′ 30″ 06h 12m 22.5s
2299 6 −52° 44′ 45″ 06h 19m 12.1s
2353 6 12 −41° 55′ 20″ 06h 26m 20.3s
2277 6 12 −42° 46′ 11″ 06h 16m 47.6s
2117 6 12 −43° 03′ 50″ 05h 53m 42.4s
2384 6 12 −43° 14′ 34″ 06h 29m 43.5s
2253 6 12 −44° 39′ 19″ 06h 13m 52.7s
2160 6 12 −45° 04′ 18″ 05h 59m 50.5s
2352 6 12 −45° 09′ 59″ 06h 26m 08.1s
2161 6 12 −46° 06′ 23″ 05h 59m 53.7s
2247 6 12 −48° 36′ 50″ 06h 13m 31.4s
2395 6 12 −49° 19′ 19″ 06h 31m 19.4s
2390 6 12 −50° 07′ 32″ 06h 30m 18.6s
2270 6 12 −51° 07′ 17″ 06h 15m 56.0s
2261 6 12 −51° 58′ 10″ 06h 14m 51.0s
2278 6 12 −53° 12′ 37″ 06h 16m 59.4s
2362 7 −38° 37′ 23″ 06h 26m 59.8s
2199 7 −42° 56′ 50″ 06h 04m 54.8s
2400 7 −43° 11′ 55″ 06h 31m 50.4s
2331 7 −43° 33′ 05″ 06h 23m 36.1s
2221 7 −43° 34′ 02″ 06h 09m 17.5s
2060 7 −43° 38′ 45″ 05h 45m 58.4s
2396 7 −43° 39′ 44″ 06h 31m 25.3s
2119 7 −43° 44′ 38″ 05h 54m 12.7s
2176 7 −43° 47′ 01″ 06h 01m 20.9s
2345 7 −44° 02′ 53″ 06h 25m 11.4s
2088 7 −44° 03′ 20″ 05h 49m 29.3s
2112 7 −44° 04′ 27″ 05h 53m 01.2s
2152 7 −44° 06′ 14″ 05h 58m 54.0s
2391 7 −44° 19′ 55″ 06h 30m 25.3s
2170 7 −44° 28′ 06″ 06h 00m 38.8s
2387 7 −44° 45′ 55″ 06h 30m 10.3s
2196 7 −44° 48′ 38″ 06h 03m 56.3s
2197 7 −44° 52′ 31″ 06h 04m 01.7s
2344 7 −45° 07′ 43″ 06h 25m 07.9s
2136 7 −45° 09′ 53″ 05h 57m 18.6s
2267 7 −45° 30′ 37″ 06h 15m 48.3s
2315 7 −45° 35′ 24″ 06h 21m 40.5s
2264 7 −45° 50′ 44″ 06h 15m 19.0s
2371 7 −47° 12′ 45″ 06h 28m 02.8s
2378 7 −47° 14′ 18″ 06h 28m 50.1s
2354 7 −48° 20′ 49″ 06h 26m 23.1s
2257 7 −49° 00′ 13″ 06h 14m 05.7s
2382 7 −50° 06′ 10″ 06h 29m 27.0s
2393 7 −50° 16′ 09″ 06h 30m 58.8s
2361 7 −50° 19′ 29″ 06h 26m 50.0s
2287 7 −50° 23′ 06″ 06h 18m 02.4s
2204 7 −50° 41′ 51″ 06h 06m 02.7s
2235 7 −51° 24′ 00″ 06h 11m 45.0s
2269 7 −52° 33′ 34″ 06h 15m 55.1s
2243 7 −53° 27′ 28″ 06h 12m 51.2s
2246 7 −53° 31′ 42″ 06h 13m 17.5s
2240 7 −53° 53′ 07″ 06h 12m 30.3s

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Designated Vela

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Lacaille's designation Number in catalog Magnitude Declination Right ascension Notes


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  1. ^ Cite error: The named reference the_mission was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  2. ^ Cite error: The named reference Fox 2016 was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  3. ^ "HORIZONS System". Jet Propulsion Laboratoy, NASA. Data file
  4. ^ "Parker Solar Probe Reports First Telemetry, Acquisition of Science Data Since Perihelion". Parker Solar Probe News Center. Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. 20 November 2018. Retrieved 18 December 2018.
  5. ^ Cite error: The named reference mission design was invoked but never defined (see the help page).