The night of October 23, from the field at Tsumagoi
Tonight's sky
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Arrow keys look around, with Shift for bigger steps. Plus and minus zoom, Home faces south again. Enter opens the card for the star at the centre.
"Now" works from sunset (16:59).
This is the sky on a clear night. What you actually see depends on the weather and the Moon.
How tonight looks
Tonight's forecast has not come in yet.
- A bright Moon tonight (91% lit): faint stars will be harder to see. Moonset 03:35.
- The sky is darkest from 18:26 to 04:34 (outside astronomical twilight).
Stars are weather, and forecasts can be wrong. We cannot promise a clear night.
What shows up is the weather's call. Not the hermit's department.
Up at 20:00
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A whole night under the sky
1,444 m up, and the field has no lights. On Work&Camp (everything included) you can warm up in the office area all night when it gets cold. Whether the stars come out is up to the night's weather.
Data and sources
- Star catalogue: HYG v4.4 (CC BY-SA 4.0)
- Constellation lines and names: d3-celestial (BSD-3-Clause)
- Positions of the Sun, Moon and planets: Astronomy Engine (MIT)