Sun |
Moon |
| NASA Sun Image |
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| Sunrise: 7:08 am Sunset: 6:45 pm Daylight: 11:37 |
Moonrise: 2:49 am (10/06/26) Moonset: 4:38 pm (10/06/26) Waning Crescent Moon 21% illuminated |
Lunar Cycle
| First Quarter Moon | Full Moon | Last Quarter Moon | New Moon |
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Fri, 18-Sep-2026 1:44pm PDT 20:44 UTC September 18 2026 |
Sat, 26-Sep-2026 9:50am PDT 16:50 UTC September 26 2026 |
Sat, 03-Oct-2026 6:26am PDT 13:26 UTC October 3 2026 |
Sat, 10-Oct-2026 8:51am PDT 15:51 UTC October 10 2026 |
Solar Cycle
| Vernal Equinox Start of Spring |
Summer Solstice Start of Summer |
Autumn Equinox Start of Fall |
Winter Solstice Start of Winter |
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Fri, 20-Mar-2026 7:47am PDT 14:47 UTC March 20 2026 |
Sun, 21-Jun-2026 1:25am PDT 08:25 UTC June 21 2026 |
Tue, 22-Sep-2026 5:06pm PDT 00:06 UTC September 23 2026 |
Mon, 21-Dec-2026 12:51pm PST 20:51 UTC December 21 2026 |
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- Noon is technically when the Sun is at Zenith.
- Morning civil twilight is when the Sun is 6° below the horizon and ends at Sunrise.
- Evening civil twilight begins at Sunset and ends when the Sun reaches 6° below the horizon.
- Nautical twilight is when the Sun is between 6° and 12° below the horizon.
- Astronomical twilight is when the Sun is between 12° and 18° below the horizon.
Your Sky planets and constellations at Mon, 05-Oct-2026 11:00pm PDT
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Astronomical data published using Weather Display 10.37S-(b152) weather station software and Your Sky.
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