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Heute Nacht auf einen Blick

Abnehmender Mond 90%
Dunkelheit: 18:01 – 05:58 (11 h 56 m)

Heller Mond heute Nacht — beste Deep-Sky-Beobachtung vor Mondaufgang (20:20)

Polarlicht-Vorhersage — Sehr unwahrscheinlich

Kp 3.3 / benötigt 7 Bz -2.3 nT

Geomagnetische Aktivität weit unter dem benötigten Kp 7 für Ihren Breitengrad.

Vollständige Vorhersage

Planeten-Highlights

Jupiter mag -2.6 · 58° alt · Gemini Details
GRF-Transit heute Nacht:
Ganymede Bedeckung endet
Io Bedeckung beginnt

Kometen

PANSTARRS mag 7.5 · 3° alt · Pegasus Details
bright 2.42 AU Perihelion: Apr 19 (in 24d)

Für Einsteiger (mit bloßem Auge)

NGC 2232
Open Cluster
mag 3.9

At 21:00 look halfway up in the south

Mon
M42
Great Orion Nebula Nebula
mag 4.0

At 21:00 look halfway up in the south

Orion
Hyades
Open Cluster
mag 0.5

At 21:00 look high in the southwest

Taurus

Fernglasziele

U Ori
Variable Star
mag 5.4

At 21:00 look high in the south

Ori
M35
Shoe-Buckle Cluster Open Cluster
mag 5.3

At 21:00 look high in the south

Gemini
M31
Andromeda Galaxy Galaxy
mag 3.4

At 21:00 look halfway up in the west

Andromeda

Kleine Teleskope (3–6 Zoll)

Castor
HIP 36850; Alpha Gem; 66 Gem Double Star
mag 2.0

At 21:00 look high in the southeast

Gem
M38
Starfish Cluster Open Cluster
mag 7.4

At 21:00 look near the zenith

Auriga
M43
De Mairan's Nebula Nebula
mag 9.0

At 21:00 look halfway up in the south

Orion
M81
Bode's Galaxy Galaxy
mag 6.9

At 21:00 look high in the northeast

Ursa Major
3 Gem
Variable Star
mag 5.8

At 21:00 look high in the south

Gem

Große Teleskope (8–12 Zoll)

T Tau
Variable Star
mag 9.3

At 21:00 look high in the southwest

Tau
NGC 2141
Open Cluster
mag 9.4

At 21:00 look high in the south

Ori
Eskimo Nebula
NGC 2392 Planetary Nebula
mag 9.2

At 21:00 look high in the southeast

Gemini
C7
NGC 2403 Galaxy
mag 8.4

At 21:00 look near the zenith

Camelopardalis
Z Cam
Variable Star
mag 10.0

At 21:00 look high in the northeast

Cam

Wochenausblick

Mi Do Fr Sa So Mo Di
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NASA Astronomiebild des Tages

Spiral Galaxy NGC 1512: Wide Field

Most galaxies don't have any rings -- why does this galaxy have three? To begin, a ring that's near NGC 1512's center -- and so hard to see here -- is the nuclear ring which glows brightly with recently formed stars. Next out is a ring of stars and dust appearing both red and blue, called, counter-intuitively, the inner ring. This inner ring connects ends of a diffuse central bar of stars that runs horizontally across the galaxy. Farthest out in this wide field image is a ragged structure that might be considered an outer ring. This outer ring appears spiral-like and is dotted with clusters of bright blue stars. All these ring structures are thought to be affected by NGC 1512's own gravitational asymmetries in a drawn-out process called secular evolution. The featured image was captured last month from a telescope at Deep Sky Chile in Chile.

Bildnachweis: Daniel Stern — APOD ist ein Service der NASA und Michigan Tech. U.

Auf NASA APOD ansehen

Space News

NASA Releases Artemis II Moon Mission Launch Countdown

NASA's Artemis II mission, carrying astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen, is entering launch countdown phase with a target date of no earlier than April 1, 2026, marking humanity's first crewed lunar mission in over 50 years.

NASA — 26 Mar 2026

Curiosity Blog, Sols 4838-4844: Wrapping Up the Boxwork Terrain

NASA's Curiosity rover has concluded an intense week of science observations on Mars, wrapping up its monthslong investigation of the Boxwork terrain, continuing to advance our understanding of Martian geology.

NASA — 26 Mar 2026

NASA’s Hubble Detects First-Ever Spin Reversal of Tiny Comet

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has detected the first-ever spin reversal of a small comet, providing new insights into how volatile activity affects the physical evolution of small bodies in the solar system.

NASA — 26 Mar 2026

Understand Your Telescope

See the light path through six telescope designs: refractor, Newtonian, SCT, Maksutov, RC, and Gregorian. Adjust aperture, focal length, and eyepiece to calculate magnification and field of view.

Understand Your Telescope Open Optics Simulator

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