What's above you
Tonight's Sky
The station, over you
Next passes over you
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Tonight’s planets
Mars is in the evening sky, setting after the Sun — 53° from the Sun.
Jupiter is in the evening sky, setting after the Sun — 19° from the Sun.
Saturn is in the evening sky, setting after the Sun — 137° from the Sun.
Venus is in the morning sky, rising before the Sun — 46° from the Sun.
Mercury is lost in the Sun's glare right now.
Solar elongation computed by JPL Horizons for today’s date; under 12° counts as lost in the glare.
The aurora, from here
The Moon
Waxing Gibbous, 83% illuminated.
Next meteor showers
Orionids — peaks 21 October, up to ~20 meteors/hour under dark skies.
Leonids — peaks 17 November, up to ~15 meteors/hour under dark skies.
Geminids — peaks 14 December, up to ~150 meteors/hour under dark skies.
ISS passes are computed from wheretheiss.at ephemeris and labelled approximate; aurora probability is NOAA’s OVATION model; planet geometry is JPL Horizons; the Moon is a mean-phase model. Your location is used for the lookup you request and is never stored on our servers.