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Ce Soir en un Coup d'Œil

Dernier Croissant 11%
Fenêtre sombre : 19:15 – 04:44 (9 h 28 m)

Prévisions d'Aurores — Very unlikely

Kp 3.7 / need 8 Bz 10.6 nT

Geomagnetic activity far below the Kp 8 needed at your latitude.

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Points Forts Planétaires

Jupiter mag -2.4 · 57° alt · Gemini Détails
Transit GRS ce soir : 00:14
23:00 Ganymede Début du transit
01:20 Io Début de l'occultation
02:20 Ganymede Fin du transit
03:35 Io Fin de l'occultation

Moon occults Gamma Cap

Star mag 3.7, Moon illumination: 9%. Visible from parts of Earth only.

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Cibles pour Jumelles

Alterf
HIP 46750; Lambda Leo; 4 Leo Variable Star
mag 4.3

At 21:00 look high in the southeast

Leo
M48
NGC 2548 Open Cluster
mag 5.5

At 21:00 look halfway up in the south

Hydra
M42
Great Orion Nebula Nebula
mag 4.0

At 21:00 look low in the southwest

Orion

Petits Télescopes (3–6 pouces)

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

At 21:00 look high in the southwest

Gem
NGC 2374
Open Cluster
mag 8.0

At 21:00 look low in the south

CMa
M97
Owl Nebula Planetary Nebula
mag 9.9

At 21:00 look high in the northeast

Ursa Major
C7
NGC 2403 Galaxy
mag 8.4

At 21:00 look near the zenith

Camelopardalis
Iota Cnc
HIP 43103; Iota Cnc; 48 Cnc Double Star
mag 4.0

At 21:00 look high in the south

Cnc

Grands Télescopes (8–12 pouces)

Intergalactic Wanderer
NGC 2419 Globular Cluster
mag 10.4

At 21:00 look near the zenith

Lynx
NGC 2440
Planetary Nebula
mag 11.0

At 21:00 look low in the south

Pup
NGC 2683
Galaxy
mag 9.7

At 21:00 look near the zenith

Lyn
C48
NGC 2775 Galaxy
mag 10.3

At 21:00 look halfway up in the south

Cancer
NGC 2613
Galaxy
mag 10.4

At 21:00 look low in the south

Pyx

La Semaine à Venir

dim. lun. mar. mer. jeu. ven. sam.
🌘 11% 🌘 6% 🌑 2% 🌑 0% 🌑 1% 🌒 4% 🌒 10%
Moon occults Gamma Cap Moon occults Lambda Aqr New Moon

Collimate your reflector

A well-collimated telescope shows sharper stars and more detail. Use our interactive Collimation Guide to learn how.

Collimation Guide

Image Astronomique du Jour de la NASA

Equinox at the Pyramid of the Feathered Serpent

To see the feathered serpent descend the Mayan pyramid requires exquisite timing. You must visit El Castillo -- in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula -- near an equinox. Then, during the late afternoon if the sky is clear, the pyramid's own shadows create triangles that merge into the famous illusion of a slithering viper. Also known as the Temple of Kukulkan, the impressive step-pyramid stands 30 meters tall and 55 meters wide at the base. Built up as a series of square terraces by the pre-Columbian civilization between the 9th and 12th century, the structure can be used as a calendar and is noted for astronomical alignments. The featured composite image was captured in 2019 with Jupiter and Saturn straddling the diagonal central band of our Milky Way galaxy. In a few days another equinox will occur -- not only at Temple of Kukulcán, but all over planet Earth.

Crédit image : Robert Fedez — APOD est un service de la NASA et Michigan Tech. U.

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