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Satellite: Sentinel-2 cloudless 2016 by EOX IT Services GmbH · CC BY 4.0 · Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2016
The skyDogpatch, Alaska · local time: America/Anchorage

The sky over Dogpatch

Moonrise17:05Moonset 09:13
PhaseFull moonLit 96%
Full moon25 Oct20:12
64.90° N, 147.81° WElevation 856 ftUTC−8 · Alaska Daylight Time
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October: high / low34° / 18°

Tonight in Dogpatch the moon rises at 17:05 and sets at 09:13; it is a full moon, 96% lit. The next full moon is on 25 October 2026. The next solar eclipse seen from here is the partial solar eclipse of 11 June 2029: 15% of the sun covered at 20:51. The next lunar eclipse you can see is the penumbral lunar eclipse of 16 August 2027. Planets you can see tonight from Dogpatch: Mars, Jupiter and Saturn.

The moon tonight

Full moon · 96%

Moonrise 17:05 · Moonset 09:13

Distance: 375,999 km

Planets tonight

HighestRisesSetsBrightness (magnitude)
MercuryNot visible tonight–12:1617:200.6
VenusNot visible tonight–10:0516:38-4.3
MarsBefore dawn08:18 · south · 42°23:4917:480.9
JupiterBefore dawn08:18 · south · 38°01:0417:40-2.0
SaturnAll night00:18 · south · 27°18:0006:360.3

From the Sun 6° below the horizon in the evening to 6° in the morning; a planet counts as visible at 8° or more above the horizon.

Phases of the moon · October 2026

DatePhaseLitMoonriseMoonset
Thu 1Waning gibbous69%––
Fri 2Waning gibbous58%––
Sat 3Last quarter · 05:2547%––
Sun 4Waning crescent36%23:5019:10
Mon 5Waning crescent25%–18:50
Tue 6Waning crescent16%01:5918:36
Wed 7Waning crescent9%03:5418:25
Thu 8Waning crescent4%05:4218:15
Fri 9Waning crescent1%07:2618:05
Sat 10New moon · 07:500%09:1017:54
Sun 11Waxing crescent2%10:5917:40
Mon 12Waxing crescent5%12:5817:20
Tue 13Waxing crescent10%––
Wed 14Waxing crescent17%––
Thu 15Waxing crescent25%––
Fri 16Waxing crescent33%––
Sat 17Waxing crescent42%––
Sun 18First quarter · 08:1352%18:2122:24
Mon 19Waxing gibbous61%18:00–
Tue 20Waxing gibbous70%17:4600:21
Wed 21Waxing gibbous79%17:3502:07
Thu 22Waxing gibbous87%17:2503:49
Fri 23Waxing gibbous93%17:1505:32
Sat 24Waxing gibbous98%17:0507:18
Sun 25Full moon · 20:12100%16:5309:13
Mon 26Waning gibbous99%16:3511:23
Tue 27Waning gibbous96%15:5014:12
Wed 28Waning gibbous90%––
Thu 29Waning gibbous82%––
Fri 30Waning gibbous72%––
Sat 31Waning gibbous62%21:2317:26

Eclipses

DateTypeBeginsMaximumEndsSun coveredSun's height / Moon's height
16 August 2027Penumbral lunar eclipse21:2323:1301:03–6°
11 January 2028Partial lunar eclipse18:4319:1319:423%21°
31 December 2028Total lunar eclipse06:0707:5109:36100%14°
11 June 2029Partial solar eclipse20:1020:5121:3115%15°
20 December 2029Total lunar eclipse11:5413:4115:28100%below the horizon
31 May 2030Partial solar eclipse22:2023:0323:4520%3°
9 December 2030Penumbral lunar eclipse11:0713:2715:47–below the horizon
5 June 2031Penumbral lunar eclipse02:5503:4404:32–1°
29 October 2031Penumbral lunar eclipse21:4823:4501:41–36°
25 April 2032Total lunar eclipse05:2707:1308:59100%below the horizon
30 March 2033Partial solar eclipse08:5309:5210:5399%16°
8 October 2033Total lunar eclipse01:1302:5504:36100%29°
22 February 2035Penumbral lunar eclipse21:5600:0402:12–33°
21 August 2036Partial solar eclipse07:3508:1709:0125%13°
31 January 2037Total lunar eclipse03:2105:0006:39100%28°
20 January 2038Penumbral lunar eclipse16:4518:4820:51–16°
16 July 2038Penumbral lunar eclipse01:5703:3405:11–0°
11 December 2038Penumbral lunar eclipse06:3308:4310:53–8°
21 June 2039Annular solar eclipse · 3′42″07:2508:3109:4189%25°
30 November 2039Partial lunar eclipse06:1107:5509:3898%11°
26 May 2040Total lunar eclipse01:5903:4405:30100%0°
4 November 2040Partial solar eclipse08:0808:5609:4520%0°
18 November 2040Total lunar eclipse08:1210:0311:53100%below the horizon

Never look at the sun without certified eclipse glasses (ISO 12312-2) — not even when 99% of it is covered. Only during totality itself may you look with the naked eye.

Meteor showers

PeakBest timeRadiant heightExpected per hourMoon at the peak
Northern Taurids12 November 202601:5747°411%
Leonids17 November 202607:0147°1155%
Geminids14 December 202603:5656°12525%
Ursids22 December 202607:5477°298%
Quadrantids3 January 202708:0071°10412%
Lyrids22 April 202702:0845°495%
Eta Aquariids6 May 2027––00%
Southern Delta Aquariids30 July 2027––010%
Alpha Capricornids30 July 2027––010%
Perseids13 August 2027––086%
Draconids8 October 202700:1047°767%
Southern Taurids10 October 202703:0334°380%
Orionids21 October 202705:2441°658%

How it is calculated

Eclipses, moonrise and moonset and the phases are computed for each place from the positions of the sun and the moon (VSOP87 and ELP theories, accurate to about a minute of arc). Times are local; the height of the sun or moon is above the place's horizon.

Meteor rates assume a dark sky: city lights and haze lower them a lot. The expected number per hour counts the radiant's height and the moon's light at the best hour of the peak night.