ISO 2025-W46
Week begins: Monday, November 10, 2025
Calendar
| Date | Zodiac day | Events |
|---|---|---|
| Mon, Nov 10, 2025 | ♏ 19 | C43 / NGC 7814 —  11 10.5 — Tropical Autumn |
| Tue, Nov 11, 2025 | ♏ 20 | |
| Wed, Nov 12, 2025 | ♏ 21 | 🌗 Last Quarter — 05:28:09 UTC Alpheratz (α And) —  Var 2 2.1 2.06–2.10 — Northern AutumnCaph (β Cas) — 2 2.3 — Northern Autumn — in the Milky Way |
| Thu, Nov 13, 2025 | ♏ 22 | C2 / NGC 40 / Finest NGC 110 / NGC 40 · Bowtie Nebula — 12 11.6 — Arctic AutumnC72 / NGC 55 — 8 8.2 — Southern Autumn |
| Fri, Nov 14, 2025 | ♏ 23 | |
| Sat, Nov 15, 2025 | ♏ 24 | |
| Sun, Nov 16, 2025 | ♏ 25 | C106 / NGC 104 · 47 Tucanae — 4 4.0 — Antarctic Autumnβ Hyi — 3 2.8 — Antarctic AutumnAnkaa (α Phe) — 2 2.4 — Southern Autumn |
Weekly Solar-System Ephemeris
Snapshot: Week begins November 10, 2025, 00:00 UTC.
(-90° to +90°; defaults +45°, 21:00 LAT)
| Body | ☉︎ | ☽︎ | ☿︎ | ♀︎ | ♂︎ | ♃︎ | ♄︎ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ecliptic | ♏︎ 17°50′ β +0°00′ | ♋︎ 19°48′ β +4°14′ | ♐︎ 6°52′ β −2°19′ | ♏︎ 3°50′ β +1°19′ | ♐︎ 3°55′ β −0°29′ | ♋︎ 25°09′ β +0°06′ | ♓︎ 25°27′ β −2°26′ |
| Observing |  | -11.2 | ☉︎ | ☉︎ | ☉︎ | -2.4 | 0.8 |
| Rise | 07:06 | 20:25 | 08:57 | 05:50 | 08:34 | 21:11 | 14:59 |
| Set | 16:54 | 12:29 | 17:37 | 16:23 | 17:38 | 12:22 | 02:32 |
Extended targets:
| Body | ⚳︎ | ♅︎ | ♆︎ | ♇︎ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ecliptic | ♈︎ 2°58′ β −12°59′ | ♉︎ 29°55′ β −0°12′ | ♓︎ 29°38′ β −1°22′ | ♒︎ 1°32′ β −3°46′ |
| Observing | 8.2 |  5.6 | 7.7 | 14.6 |
| Rise | 16:11 | 17:21 | 15:02 | 12:57 |
| Set | 02:49 | 08:18 | 02:56 | 21:38 |
β = ecliptic latitude (+ north, − south).
Rise and set are Local Apparent Time for the selected latitude.
Naked-eye observing uses the Sun’s altitude at the selected Monday observer time: Daylight (Sun ≥ −0.833°), Civil twilight (−0.833° to −6°), Nautical twilight (−6° to −12°), Astronomical twilight (−12° to −18°), and Night (below −18°).
Solar Glare identifies a body too close to the Sun when the sky-state rule does not already supersede its naked-eye classification.
The Sun’s observing status uses this same five-state sky classification.
Planet Finder
Sky Notes
Kilroy: Sky Notes · generated 2026-10-23 19:13:40 UTC
ISO 2025-W46 runs from November 10 through November 16. Mars is about 1.3° in ecliptic longitude from Dschubba in Scorpius. Mercury is about 2.9° in ecliptic longitude from Antares in Scorpius.
Naked eye: 🌗 Last Quarter — 05:28:09 UTC. Moderate moonlight makes timing and local sky position important for faint targets. Use Alpheratz, Caph, β Hyi, Ankaa as the week’s fixed-sky framework.
Planets: Moon: Naked eye; magnitude -11.2; direct motion; 73.5% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Conjunction with Jupiter in ecliptic longitude Nov 10 09:09 UTC. Mercury: In solar glare; magnitude 0.4; retrograde motion; 30.0% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Conjunction with Mars in ecliptic longitude Nov 12 23:15 UTC. Venus: In solar glare; magnitude -3.9; direct motion; 97.1% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Mars: In solar glare; magnitude 1.4; direct motion; 99.1% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Conjunction with Mercury in ecliptic longitude Nov 12 23:15 UTC. Ceres: Telescope; magnitude 8.2; retrograde motion; 98.5% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Jupiter: Naked eye; magnitude -2.4; direct motion; 99.2% illuminated. Below the horizon at 21:00 local apparent solar time, 45°N. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Station Nov 11 16:41 UTC: turns retrograde. Conjunction with Moon in ecliptic longitude Nov 10 09:09 UTC. Saturn: Naked eye; magnitude 0.8; retrograde motion; 99.8% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Uranus: Binoculars; magnitude 5.6; retrograde motion; 100.0% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Neptune: Telescope; magnitude 7.7; retrograde motion; 100.0% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Pluto: Substantial telescope; magnitude 14.6; direct motion; 100.0% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot.
Binoculars: No fixed-sky Calendar object is classified for binocular observing this week.
Small telescope: NGC 7814: consult its dedicated finder and observing story for equipment guidance; Bowtie Nebula: consult its dedicated finder and observing story for equipment guidance; NGC 55: consult its dedicated finder and observing story for equipment guidance; 47 Tucanae: consult its dedicated finder and observing story for equipment guidance
Substantial telescope: No fixed-sky Calendar object is classified as requiring a substantial telescope this week.
Other objects listed this week: None
Mercury
Mercury: in solar glare at the Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Rises 08:57; sets 17:37 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude 0.4. The disk is 30.0% illuminated (crescent). It is 19.2° from the Sun, on its east side. Motion is retrograde at 0.031° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Dschubba, 3.9° away. Mars is 3.5° away at the snapshot. Conjunction with Mars in ecliptic longitude Nov 12 23:15 UTC. Mercury: 3.9° from Dschubba in the Pathfinder.
Venus
Venus: in solar glare at the Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Rises 05:50; sets 16:23 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude -3.9. The disk is 97.1% illuminated (gibbous). It is 14.1° from the Sun, on its west side. Motion is direct at 1.253° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Spica, 10.2° away. Venus: 10.2° from Spica in the Pathfinder.
Moon
Moon: naked eye at the Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. At 45°N and 21:00 local apparent solar time, it is 4.5° above the horizon. Rises 20:25; sets 12:29 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude -11.2. The disk is 73.5% illuminated (waning gibbous). It is 118.0° from the Sun, on its west side. Motion is direct at 14.121° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Pollux, 4.5° away. Conjunction with Jupiter in ecliptic longitude Nov 10 09:09 UTC. Moon: 4.5° from Pollux in the Pathfinder.
Mars
Mars: in solar glare at the Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Rises 08:34; sets 17:38 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude 1.4. The disk is 99.1% illuminated (nearly full). It is 16.1° from the Sun, on its east side. Motion is direct at 0.722° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Acrab, 1.5° away. Mercury is 3.5° away at the snapshot. Conjunction with Mercury in ecliptic longitude Nov 12 23:15 UTC. Mars: 1.5° from Acrab in the Pathfinder.
Jupiter
Jupiter: naked eye at the Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. At 45°N and 21:00 local apparent solar time, it is 2.3° below the horizon. Rises 21:11; sets 12:22 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude -2.4. The disk is 99.2% illuminated (nearly full). It is 112.7° from the Sun, on its west side. Motion is direct at 0.006° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Pollux, 6.8° away. Station Nov 11 16:41 UTC: turns retrograde. Conjunction with Moon in ecliptic longitude Nov 10 09:09 UTC. Jupiter: 6.8° from Pollux in the Pathfinder.
Saturn
Saturn: naked eye at the Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. At 45°N and 21:00 local apparent solar time, it is 40.7° above the horizon. Rises 14:59; sets 02:32 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude 0.8. The disk is 99.8% illuminated (nearly full). It is 127.6° from the Sun, on its east side. Motion is retrograde at 0.032° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Fumalsamakah, 13.2° away. Neptune is 4.3° away at the snapshot. Saturn: 13.2° from Fumalsamakah in the Pathfinder.
Uranus
Uranus: binoculars at the Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. At 45°N and 21:00 local apparent solar time, it is 36.8° above the horizon. Rises 17:21; sets 08:18 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude 5.6. The disk is 100.0% illuminated (nearly full). It is 167.9° from the Sun, on its west side. Motion is retrograde at 0.041° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Aldebaran, 11.5° away. Uranus: 11.5° from Aldebaran in the Pathfinder.
Neptune
Neptune: telescope at the Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. At 45°N and 21:00 local apparent solar time, it is 43.5° above the horizon. Rises 15:02; sets 02:56 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude 7.7. The disk is 100.0% illuminated (nearly full). It is 131.8° from the Sun, on its east side. Motion is retrograde at 0.016° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Fumalsamakah, 14.9° away. Saturn is 4.3° away at the snapshot. Neptune: 14.9° from Fumalsamakah in the Pathfinder.
Ceres
Ceres: telescope at the Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. At 45°N and 21:00 local apparent solar time, it is 33.7° above the horizon. Rises 16:11; sets 02:49 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude 8.2. The disk is 98.5% illuminated (gibbous). It is 133.7° from the Sun, on its east side. Motion is retrograde at 0.077° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Diphda, 7.8° away. Ceres: 7.8° from Diphda in the Pathfinder.
Pluto
Pluto: substantial telescope at the Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. At 45°N and 21:00 local apparent solar time, it is 4.7° above the horizon. Rises 12:57; sets 21:38 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude 14.6. The disk is 100.0% illuminated (nearly full). It is 73.7° from the Sun, on its east side. Motion is direct at 0.013° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Dabih, 8.8° away. Pluto: 8.8° from Dabih in the Pathfinder.
Highlights
Mercury
In solar glare; magnitude 0.4; retrograde motion; 30.0% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Conjunction with Mars in ecliptic longitude Nov 12 23:15 UTC. Mercury: 3.9° from Dschubba in the Pathfinder.
Venus
In solar glare; magnitude -3.9; direct motion; 97.1% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Venus: 10.2° from Spica in the Pathfinder.
Moon
Naked eye; magnitude -11.2; direct motion; 73.5% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Conjunction with Jupiter in ecliptic longitude Nov 10 09:09 UTC. Moon: 4.5° from Pollux in the Pathfinder.
Mars
In solar glare; magnitude 1.4; direct motion; 99.1% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Conjunction with Mercury in ecliptic longitude Nov 12 23:15 UTC. Mars: 1.5° from Acrab in the Pathfinder.
Jupiter
Naked eye; magnitude -2.4; direct motion; 99.2% illuminated. Below the horizon at 21:00 local apparent solar time, 45°N. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Station Nov 11 16:41 UTC: turns retrograde. Conjunction with Moon in ecliptic longitude Nov 10 09:09 UTC. Jupiter: 6.8° from Pollux in the Pathfinder.
Saturn
Naked eye; magnitude 0.8; retrograde motion; 99.8% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Saturn: 13.2° from Fumalsamakah in the Pathfinder.
Uranus
Binoculars; magnitude 5.6; retrograde motion; 100.0% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Uranus: 11.5° from Aldebaran in the Pathfinder.
Neptune
Telescope; magnitude 7.7; retrograde motion; 100.0% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Neptune: 14.9° from Fumalsamakah in the Pathfinder.
Ceres
Telescope; magnitude 8.2; retrograde motion; 98.5% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Ceres: 7.8° from Diphda in the Pathfinder.
Pluto
Substantial telescope; magnitude 14.6; direct motion; 100.0% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Pluto: 8.8° from Dabih in the Pathfinder.