The Sky over Kerrville, TX

Home 30.14° N · 99.17° W · Tuesday, August 18 2026, 11:10 CDT
new moonSep 10in 24 days
full moonAug 27in 10 days
equinoxSep 22in 36 days
solsticeDec 21in 126 days
lunar eclipseAug 27 2026partial · in 10 days
First quarter
36% illuminated
moonset 23:40

The Sky Now · looking up

NSEW30°60°Adara — alt 30.6°, az 185.5°, mag 1.50Alcaid — alt 18.3°, az 43.1°, mag 1.85Aldebaran — alt 50.2°, az 259.5°, mag 0.87Alderamin — alt 5.9°, az 346.9°, mag 2.45Algieba — alt 48.2°, az 93.7°, mag 2.01Algol — alt 38.9°, az 300.5°, mag 2.09Alhena — alt 73.2°, az 217.4°, mag 1.93Alioth — alt 28.1°, az 39.3°, mag 1.76Almach — alt 27.5°, az 305.3°, mag 2.10Alnilam — alt 50.1°, az 223.0°, mag 1.69Alnitak — alt 50.1°, az 220.9°, mag 1.74Alphard — alt 40.5°, az 136.7°, mag 1.99Alpheratz — alt 1.1°, az 303.9°, mag 2.07Alsephina — alt 3.4°, az 168.1°, mag 1.93Aludra — alt 30.5°, az 179.1°, mag 2.45Arneb — alt 35.5°, az 211.9°, mag 2.58Bellatrix — alt 54.0°, az 234.4°, mag 1.64Betelgeuse — alt 59.8°, az 225.5°, mag 0.45Canopus — alt 6.3°, az 188.6°, mag -0.62Capella — alt 61.4°, az 312.3°, mag 0.08Caph — alt 17.4°, az 329.4°, mag 2.28Castor — alt 86.4°, az 61.1°, mag 1.58Denebola — alt 26.7°, az 88.3°, mag 2.14Dubhe — alt 42.2°, az 32.1°, mag 1.81Elnath — alt 65.3°, az 273.6°, mag 1.65Gienah — alt 4.5°, az 113.4°, mag 2.58Hamal — alt 21.3°, az 285.7°, mag 2.01Kochab — alt 23.2°, az 16.0°, mag 2.07Markeb — alt 1.2°, az 163.2°, mag 2.47Menkalinan — alt 68.4°, az 318.8°, mag 1.90Menkar — alt 24.2°, az 260.4°, mag 2.54Merak — alt 43.6°, az 39.2°, mag 2.34Mintaka — alt 50.2°, az 225.2°, mag 2.25Mirach — alt 15.3°, az 302.9°, mag 2.07Mirfak — alt 42.3°, az 311.9°, mag 1.79Mirzam — alt 39.9°, az 198.0°, mag 1.98Mizar — alt 23.8°, az 39.0°, mag 2.23Naos — alt 19.1°, az 171.3°, mag 2.21Phecda — alt 36.4°, az 43.3°, mag 2.41Polaris — alt 30.4°, az 359.3°, mag 1.97Pollux — alt 84.0°, az 109.8°, mag 1.16Procyon — alt 64.6°, az 168.8°, mag 0.40Regulus — alt 47.0°, az 105.9°, mag 1.36Rigel — alt 41.3°, az 223.3°, mag 0.18Saiph — alt 44.4°, az 212.8°, mag 2.07Schedar — alt 19.8°, az 324.9°, mag 2.24Sirius — alt 42.4°, az 191.4°, mag -1.44Suhail — alt 12.4°, az 160.4°, mag 2.23Wezen — alt 33.4°, az 183.2°, mag 1.83Zosma — alt 36.8°, az 86.0°, mag 2.56Mercury — alt 60.7°, az 109.4°, mag -1.5Venus — alt 5.9°, az 100.7°, mag -4.5Mars — alt 75.1°, az 248.0°, mag 1.3Jupiter — alt 65.8°, az 114.8°, mag -1.8Uranus — alt 47.2°, az 269.1°, mag 5.7Sun — alt 51.3°, az 108.1°MercuryVenusMarsJupiterUranusSunBetelgeuseCanopusCapellaProcyonRigelSirius

North at the top, east at the left — the sky-chart orientation, as if lying on your back looking up. Altitude rings at 30° and 60°; the rim is the horizon. The sun is up, so the plate shows the stars where they stand behind the daylight — Skyfield knows, even when you cannot see them. Hover any mark for its coordinates.

Rise & Set · today

000306091215182100SunSun above the horizon (13h 08m)Sun transit 13:4007:05 → 20:14MoonMoon above the horizon (10h 37m)Moon transit 18:2413:02 → 23:40MercuryMercury above the horizon (13h 30m)Mercury transit 13:0606:20 → 19:51VenusVenus above the horizon (11h 35m)Venus transit 16:2810:40 → 22:15MarsMars above the horizon (14h 03m)Mars transit 10:0903:08 → 17:11JupiterJupiter above the horizon (13h 30m)Jupiter transit 12:4205:56 → 19:27SaturnSaturn above the horizon (12h 22m)Saturn above the horizon (12h 22m)Saturn transit 04:4622:33 → 10:55UranusUranus above the horizon (13h 46m)Uranus transit 08:0301:10 → 14:56NeptuneNeptune above the horizon (12h 08m)Neptune above the horizon (12h 08m)Neptune transit 04:0622:00 → 10:08now 11:10

Bars span each body's time above the horizon; the ivory tick is the transit. Background bands are tonight's darkness: civil, nautical and astronomical twilight — the USNO geometric definitions.

The Solar Year · daylight week by week

Jan 1 — daylight 10h 14mJan 8 — daylight 10h 18mJan 15 — daylight 10h 25mJan 22 — daylight 10h 33mJan 29 — daylight 10h 42mFeb 5 — daylight 10h 52mFeb 12 — daylight 11h 03mFeb 19 — daylight 11h 15mFeb 26 — daylight 11h 27mMar 5 — daylight 11h 40mMar 12 — daylight 11h 52mMar 19 — daylight 12h 05mMar 26 — daylight 12h 18mApr 2 — daylight 12h 31mApr 9 — daylight 12h 43mApr 16 — daylight 12h 56mApr 23 — daylight 13h 07mApr 30 — daylight 13h 19mMay 7 — daylight 13h 29mMay 14 — daylight 13h 38mMay 21 — daylight 13h 47mMay 28 — daylight 13h 54mJun 4 — daylight 13h 59mJun 11 — daylight 14h 03mJun 18 — daylight 14h 04mJun 25 — daylight 14h 04mJul 2 — daylight 14h 02mJul 9 — daylight 13h 58mJul 16 — daylight 13h 52mJul 23 — daylight 13h 45mJul 30 — daylight 13h 36mAug 6 — daylight 13h 27mAug 13 — daylight 13h 16mAug 20 — daylight 13h 05mAug 27 — daylight 12h 53mSep 3 — daylight 12h 41mSep 10 — daylight 12h 29mSep 17 — daylight 12h 16mSep 24 — daylight 12h 04mOct 1 — daylight 11h 51mOct 8 — daylight 11h 38mOct 15 — daylight 11h 26mOct 22 — daylight 11h 14mOct 29 — daylight 11h 02mNov 5 — daylight 10h 51mNov 12 — daylight 10h 41mNov 19 — daylight 10h 32mNov 26 — daylight 10h 25mDec 3 — daylight 10h 18mDec 10 — daylight 10h 14mDec 17 — daylight 10h 12mDec 24 — daylight 10h 12mDec 31 — daylight 10h 14m000306091215182100JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDectoday

Sunrise, sunset and solar noon (dashed) for every week of the year, over the same twilight bands as the timeline above — in local clock time, so the daylight-saving steps in spring and fall are real. The brass line is today.

The Lunar Month · this lunation

Aug 12 — 0% illuminatedAug 13 — 1% illuminatedAug 14 — 5% illuminatedAug 15 — 11% illuminatedAug 16 — 19% illuminatedAug 17 — 28% illuminatedAug 18 — 38% illuminatedAug 19 — 47% illuminatedAug 20 — 57% illuminatedAug 21 — 66% illuminatedAug 22 — 75% illuminatedAug 23 — 83% illuminatedAug 24 — 90% illuminatedAug 25 — 95% illuminatedAug 26 — 98% illuminatedAug 27 — 100% illuminatedAug 28 — 99% illuminatedAug 29 — 96% illuminatedAug 30 — 91% illuminatedAug 31 — 84% illuminatedSep 1 — 75% illuminatedSep 2 — 65% illuminatedSep 3 — 53% illuminatedSep 4 — 42% illuminatedSep 5 — 30% illuminatedSep 6 — 20% illuminatedSep 7 — 12% illuminatedSep 8 — 5% illuminatedSep 9 — 1% illuminatedSep 10 — 0% illuminatednewAug 12first quarterAug 19fullAug 27last quarterSep 4newSep 10today

New moon to new moon in thirty steps, the principal phases dated; the brass ring is today. Hover any disc for its date and illumination.

The Almanac Table

BodyRiseTransitSetUp forAltitudeAzimuthMagDistance
Sun07:0513:4020:1413h 08m+51.3°108.1°-26.71.012 au
Moon13:0218:2423:4010h 37m-23.1°100.2°-9.4396,458 km
Mercury06:2013:0619:5113h 30m+60.7°109.4°-1.51.264 au
Venus10:4016:2822:1511h 35m+5.9°100.7°-4.50.659 au
Mars03:0810:0917:1114h 03m+75.1°248.0°+1.31.919 au
Jupiter05:5612:4219:2713h 30m+65.8°114.8°-1.86.264 au
Saturn22:3304:4610:5512h 22m-3.7°275.9°+0.58.748 au
Uranus01:1008:0314:5613h 46m+47.2°269.1°+5.719.594 au
Neptune22:0004:0610:0812h 08m-13.8°278.5°+7.729.077 au

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