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Celestial Calendar
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Contact your local astronomy club and enjoy views of Mars and Saturn all this month.
3
Find the Big Dipper high in the northern sky.
5
New Moon & Moon is at its closest to Earth - watch for especially high tides and low tides.
11
First Qtr Moon
14
Mercury can be seen above the western horizon just after sunset.
19
Full Moon
24
Look to the south in the morning just before sunrise: What's that next to the Moon? Jupiter!
28
Last Qtr Moon
Celestial Calendar
Celestial Calendar
Sun and Moon Data
moon phases
 
Look up times of sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, esclipses, and Moon phases for your location. >>
Planning Tools
Clear Sky Clock
Clear Sky Clock
Click on your location to check on viewing condition predictions in your area. >>
Your Weather Forecast
Your Weather Forecast
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Sky Chart
Sky Chart
Navigate the night sky. Download a sky chart for the current month. >>
Maps
Maps
Type in the location address to send your friends to the observing location. >>
Satellite Sighting
Satellite Sighting
Choose your state, then city to see when the International Space Station can be seen crossing the sky. >>
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