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Astronomy

Astronomy: the sky above you

Here you will find what is in the sky today, which constellations have vanished, what dark constellations are, and how ancient monuments were aligned with the Sun and the stars. Positions and directions are calculated; where something is disputed, we say so.

The night sky

  • Planets today

    Where are the planets in the sky today? Current zodiac signs of the Sun, Moon and planets, retrograde planets and the moon phase, calculated astronomically.

  • Moon phase

    Today's moon phase and how much of the Moon is lit, with the next full moon and new moon, day and night on Earth and a moon calendar for every month.

  • Sky calendar

    The next twelve months in the sky: lunar and solar eclipses, supermoons, meteor showers, equinoxes and solstices, oppositions, conjunctions and retrograde planets, with date and time in your time zone.

Constellations

  • Dark constellations

    Constellations made of shadow instead of stars: the Emu in the Sky from Australia and the llama Yacana from the Andes, read in the dark clouds of the Milky Way.

  • Obsolete constellations

    Constellations that are not among the official 88: who invented them, when, where they lay and why they vanished. With Felis the cat, the Mural Quadrant and Charles's Oak.

Sky & Earth

  • Sky & Earth

    Monuments aligned so that on a certain day the Sun or Moon shines through an opening or rises along their axis: the horizon to scale, with sources and our own calculation.