Home 30.14° N · 99.17° W · Wednesday, September 9 2026, 17:00 CDT
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New
2% illuminated
moonset 19:01
The Sky Now · looking up
North at the top, east at the left — the sky-chart
orientation, as if lying on your back looking up. Altitude rings at 30°
and 60°; the rim is the horizon.
The sun is up, so the plate shows the stars where they stand behind the
daylight — Skyfield knows, even when you cannot see them.
Hover any mark for its coordinates.
Rise & Set · today
Bars span each body's time above the horizon; the ivory tick
is the transit. Background bands are tonight's darkness: civil, nautical and
astronomical twilight — the USNO geometric definitions.
The Solar Year · daylight week by week
Sunrise, sunset and solar noon (dashed) for every week of the
year, over the same twilight bands as the timeline above — in local clock
time, so the daylight-saving steps in spring and fall are real. The brass line
is today.
The Lunar Month · this lunation
New moon to new moon in thirty steps, the principal phases
dated; the brass ring is today. Hover any disc for its date and illumination.
The Almanac Table
Body
Rise
Transit
Set
Up for
Altitude
Azimuth
Mag
Distance
Sun
07:18
13:33
19:49
12h 30m
+35.5°
253.2°
-26.7
1.007 au
Moon
05:39
12:25
19:01
13h 21m
+24.9°
267.8°
-5.7
372,481 km
Mercury
08:10
14:17
20:22
12h 12m
+41.8°
241.0°
-0.7
1.362 au
Venus
10:39
16:04
21:29
10h 49m
+42.4°
198.1°
-4.7
0.487 au
Mars
02:44
09:43
16:42
13h 57m
-3.8°
299.2°
+1.2
1.800 au
Jupiter
04:52
11:34
18:16
13h 23m
+15.4°
280.7°
-1.8
6.130 au
Saturn
21:03
03:15
09:23
12h 19m
-48.4°
42.5°
+0.4
8.526 au
Uranus
23:40
06:37
13:31
13h 50m
-33.8°
332.8°
+5.7
19.218 au
Neptune
20:32
02:38
08:39
12h 07m
-44.3°
55.4°
+7.7
28.910 au
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