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Night of 11 Nov in Columbus
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Suggested times are sampled estimates. Clear skies, darker surroundings and an open horizon help.
Find a constellation 88 constellations
Figures are ordered by how much is above your horizon at 05:22.
Recognition figures, rather than constellation boundaries. Figure data: d3-celestial · licence
Observing conditions Weather & moonlight
For 12 Nov around 05:22, Columbus.
- Moonlight
- 9% lit · below the horizon
- Weather
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Astronomical visibility describes positions; clouds can still hide the view. Forecast cloud cover is an estimate, not a guarantee.
Choose your surroundings for practical tips. Local sky brightness has not been measured. This is your setting, rather than a measured light-pollution value.
Coming up in your sky Next 90 days
Times are local to Columbus. Eclipses include local horizon checks; meteor periods are seasonal estimates.
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Plan the month Sun & Moon
Local calendar dates in Columbus. A dash means no horizon crossing on that date.
Calculating this month…
Select a date to explore it in Sky Timeline. Moon illumination is calculated at 22:00 local time. The horizon model excludes terrain and buildings.
Planets in Columbus
12 Nov · rise, highest point and setLook around 21:40 toward the south.Above 10° after dusk; weather permitting.
Look around 01:2012 Nov toward the south.Above 10° after dusk; weather permitting.
Look around 21:20 toward the south.Above 10° after dusk; weather permitting.
Look around 06:4012 Nov toward the south.Above 10° after dusk; weather permitting.
Look around 06:4012 Nov toward the south.Above 10° after dusk; weather permitting.
Look around 06:4012 Nov toward the southeast.Above 10° after dusk; weather permitting.
Low or poorly placed after dusk.No suitable window in our estimate.
Times assume a level horizon. A rise time alone does not mean a planet can be seen.
Sun in Columbus
12 Nov- Sunrise
- 07:13
- Solar noon
- 12:16
- Sunset
- 17:18
- Civil twilight ends
- 17:46
- Nautical twilight ends
- 18:19
- Astronomical darkness begins
- 18:51
- Astronomical dawn
- 05:40
Twilight fades in stages as the Sun moves below the horizon. A dash means no crossing on this local date.
Moon in Columbus
At 05:22 · 12 NovWaxing crescent
9% illuminated
- Moonrise · 12 Nov
- 10:38
- Moonset · 12 Nov
- 19:28
- Next full moon
- 24 Nov
- Next new moon
- 8 Dec
Moonlight changes the experience of a dark sky. A crescent leaves more stars in view than a bright full moon.
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