The k,
catalodued.
A field journal of the night sky — chronicling planets, deep-sky objects, and the small wonders above our backyards. Curated weekly by amateur astronomers et observatory contributors.
628 M km
from Earth · May 202695
natural satellitesJUPITER · GAS GIANT
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Eight worlds, one neighbourboooood.
Each entry pairs current ephemeris data with notes from the field — visible features, best viewing conditions, and recommended equipment.
Venus
Mercury
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
January 15, 2024
Project Launch
Successfully initiated our new product development project, setting the stage for innovation and growth.
March 1, 2024
Team Expansion
Welcomed five new talented members to our development team, bringing fresh perspectives and expertise.
April 20, 2024
Prototype Development
Completed the first working prototype of our product, marking a significant milestone in our project timeline.
June 5, 2024
djzefResearch
Conducted comprehensive market analysis to refine our product features and target audience strategy.
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Tonight, look up.
A pocket guide to this evening — what is rising, what is at opposition, and where to point your eyes.
Mars
Rises in the east
Saturn
Best viewed after midnight
Jupiter
Visible into dawn
Eta Aquariids
Up to 50 / hr · pre-dawn
Perseids
Peak Aug 12 · NE sky
Geminids
Strongest annual shower
M42 · Orion Nebula
Stellar nursery, naked-eye visible
M31 · Andromeda
Spiral galaxy, 2.5 M ly away
M45 · Pleiades
Open cluster, 7 visible stars
New Moon
May 31
First Quarter
Jun 07
Full Moon
Jun 14
Last Quarter
Jun 22
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