The Sky over Millbrook

44.15° N · 78.46° W · Tuesday, November 10, 2026, 8:34 PM EST
new moonDec 8in 28 days
full moonNov 24in 14 days
equinoxMar 20in 130 days
solsticeDec 21in 41 days
New
3% illuminated
moonset 5:15 PM

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. Dot size follows magnitude; the brighter the star, the larger the mark. Hover or tap any mark for its coordinates.

Rise & Set · today

Bars span each body's time above the horizon; the tick across each bar 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

Jan 1 — daylight 8 h 57 mJan 8 — daylight 9 h 5 mJan 15 — daylight 9 h 16 mJan 22 — daylight 9 h 30 mJan 29 — daylight 9 h 46 mFeb 5 — daylight 10 h 3 mFeb 12 — daylight 10 h 22 mFeb 19 — daylight 10 h 42 mFeb 26 — daylight 11 h 3 mMar 5 — daylight 11 h 24 mMar 12 — daylight 11 h 45 mMar 19 — daylight 12 h 7 mMar 26 — daylight 12 h 28 mApr 2 — daylight 12 h 50 mApr 9 — daylight 13 h 11 mApr 16 — daylight 13 h 31 mApr 23 — daylight 13 h 51 mApr 30 — daylight 14 h 10 mMay 7 — daylight 14 h 28 mMay 14 — daylight 14 h 45 mMay 21 — daylight 14 h 59 mMay 28 — daylight 15 h 12 mJun 4 — daylight 15 h 21 mJun 11 — daylight 15 h 28 mJun 18 — daylight 15 h 31 mJun 25 — daylight 15 h 30 mJul 2 — daylight 15 h 26 mJul 9 — daylight 15 h 19 mJul 16 — daylight 15 h 9 mJul 23 — daylight 14 h 56 mJul 30 — daylight 14 h 41 mAug 6 — daylight 14 h 25 mAug 13 — daylight 14 h 7 mAug 20 — daylight 13 h 48 mAug 27 — daylight 13 h 28 mSep 3 — daylight 13 h 7 mSep 10 — daylight 12 h 46 mSep 17 — daylight 12 h 25 mSep 24 — daylight 12 h 4 mOct 1 — daylight 11 h 43 mOct 8 — daylight 11 h 22 mOct 15 — daylight 11 h 1 mOct 22 — daylight 10 h 41 mOct 29 — daylight 10 h 21 mNov 5 — daylight 10 h 3 mNov 12 — daylight 9 h 45 mNov 19 — daylight 9 h 30 mNov 26 — daylight 9 h 16 mDec 3 — daylight 9 h 5 mDec 10 — daylight 8 h 58 mDec 17 — daylight 8 h 53 mDec 24 — daylight 8 h 53 mDec 31 — daylight 8 h 57 m000306091215182100JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDectoday

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 Equation of Time · sundial vs clock

Sundial time minus clock time at local standard noon, week by week — above the zero line the sundial runs ahead. The curve's two bulges are Earth's tilt and its elliptical orbit, the same pair that draws the analemma's figure-eight; the brass point 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 or tap any disc for its date and illumination.

The Almanac Table

Every value on this page is a WeeWX report tag served by weewx-skyfield — no PyEphem, and the page itself fetches nothing.