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ISO 2027-W26

Week begins: Monday, June 28, 2027

Notation:

Calendar

DateZodiac dayEvents
Mon, Jun 28, 2027♋ 8
Nusakan (β CrB) — Binoculars 4 — Northern Summer — in the Milky Way
Tue, Jun 29, 2027♋ 9
Wed, Jun 30, 2027♋ 10
Alphecca (α CrB) — Naked eye 2 — Northern Summer — in the Milky Way
Thu, Jul 1, 2027♋ 11
Fri, Jul 2, 2027♋ 12
Unukalhai (α Ser) — Naked eye 3 — Tropical Summer
Sat, Jul 3, 2027♋ 13
β Ser — Binoculars 4 — Tropical Summer
R Coronae Borealis (R CrB) (variable brightness) — Northern Summer
Sun, Jul 4, 2027♋ 14
🌑 New Moon — 03:02:05 UTC

Weekly Solar-System Ephemeris

Snapshot: Week begins June 28, 2027, 00:00 UTC.

(-90° to +90°; defaults +45°, 21:00 LAT)

Notation:
Body☉︎☽︎☿︎♀︎♂︎♃︎♄︎
Ecliptic♋︎ 6°07′
β +0°00′
♈︎ 15°26′
β +4°39′
♊︎ 29°10′
β −4°35′
♊︎ 23°47′
β −0°16′
♍︎ 20°29′
β +0°43′
♌︎ 24°36′
β +0°55′
♈︎ 26°21′
β −2°24′
ObservingNightNaked eye -9.7☉︎☉︎Naked eye 1.0Naked eye -1.8Naked eye 0.6
Rise04:1223:3804:0603:2210:3808:2000:40
Set19:4813:0818:5318:5123:2122:2513:50

Extended targets:

Body⚳︎♅︎♆︎♇︎
Ecliptic♌︎ 15°00′
β +7°45′
♊︎ 7°34′
β −0°06′
♈︎ 6°37′
β −1°24′
♒︎ 6°39′
β −4°43′
ObservingTelescope 8.8Binoculars 5.8Telescope 7.8TelescopeTelescope 14.5
Rise07:0402:2123:5221:53
Set22:4217:3312:0806:37

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.

Notation:

Planet Finder

Planet Finder — Greek / Symbols
Greek / Symbols
Planet Finder — English
English
Planet Finder — Mixed Learner
Mixed Learner

Sky Notes

Kilroy: Sky Notes · generated 2026-10-22 13:40:38 UTC

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ISO 2027-W26 runs from June 28 through July 4. Venus is about 1.2° in ecliptic longitude from Elnath in Taurus. Uranus is about 2.2° in ecliptic longitude from Aldebaran in Taurus.

Naked eye: 🌑 New Moon — 03:02:05 UTC. The dark Moon favors faint targets and extended star fields. Use Alphecca, Unukalhai as the week’s fixed-sky framework.

Alphecca: The Bright Star of Corona Borealis — An enduring beacon in the constellation of Corona Borealis, Alphecca's brilliance has inspired stargazers for centuries.

Unukalhai: The Bright Star of Serpens — An enduring beacon in the night sky, Unukalhai guides stargazers with its steady brilliance.

Planets: Moon: Naked eye; magnitude -9.7; direct motion; 42.1% illuminated. Below the horizon at 21:00 local apparent solar time, 45°N. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Solar conjunction in ecliptic longitude Jul 04 03:01 UTC. Conjunction with Mercury in ecliptic longitude Jul 03 04:05 UTC. Conjunction with Venus in ecliptic longitude Jul 03 08:30 UTC. Conjunction with Saturn in ecliptic longitude Jun 28 20:15 UTC. Conjunction with Uranus in ecliptic longitude Jul 01 19:51 UTC. Mercury: In solar glare; magnitude 4.5; retrograde motion; 2.7% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Station Jul 04 19:39 UTC: turns direct. Conjunction with Moon in ecliptic longitude Jul 03 04:05 UTC. Conjunction with Venus in ecliptic longitude Jul 01 09:21 UTC. Venus: In solar glare; magnitude -3.9; direct motion; 97.7% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Conjunction with Moon in ecliptic longitude Jul 03 08:30 UTC. Conjunction with Mercury in ecliptic longitude Jul 01 09:21 UTC. Mars: Naked eye; magnitude 1.0; direct motion; 89.6% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Ceres: Telescope; magnitude 8.8; direct motion; 98.4% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Jupiter: Naked eye; magnitude -1.8; direct motion; 99.5% illuminated. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Saturn: Naked eye; magnitude 0.6; direct motion; 99.7% illuminated. Below the horizon at 21:00 local apparent solar time, 45°N. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Conjunction with Moon in ecliptic longitude Jun 28 20:15 UTC. Uranus: Binoculars; magnitude 5.8; direct motion; 100.0% illuminated. Below the horizon at 21:00 local apparent solar time, 45°N. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Conjunction with Moon in ecliptic longitude Jul 01 19:51 UTC. Neptune: Telescope; magnitude 7.8; direct motion; 100.0% illuminated. Below the horizon at 21:00 local apparent solar time, 45°N. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Pluto: Substantial telescope; magnitude 14.5; retrograde motion; 100.0% illuminated. Below the horizon at 21:00 local apparent solar time, 45°N. Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot.

Binoculars: Trace Corona Borealis’s charted figure in the finder, then identify Nusakan at its charted position. Trace Serpens’s charted figure in the finder, then identify Chow at its charted position.

Nusakan: A Bright Beacon in the Constellation Corvus — Discover the characteristics and significance of Nusakan, a notable star in the constellation Crater, with insights into its position and role in celestial navigation.

Beta Ser: A Stellar Beacon in the Serpent’s Embrace — An enduring guide in the night sky, Beta Ser exemplifies the beauty and constancy of celestial navigation.

Small telescope: No fixed-sky Calendar object is classified for telescope observing this week.

Substantial telescope: No fixed-sky Calendar object is classified as requiring a substantial telescope this week.

No deep-sky objects are featured this week.

Other objects listed this week: None

Mercury

Mercury: in solar glare at the Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Rises 04:06; sets 18:53 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude 4.5. The disk is 2.7% illuminated (crescent). It is 8.3° from the Sun, on its west side. Motion is retrograde at 0.458° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Alhena, 10.5° away. Station Jul 04 19:39 UTC: turns direct. Conjunction with Moon in ecliptic longitude Jul 03 04:05 UTC. Conjunction with Venus in ecliptic longitude Jul 01 09:21 UTC. Mercury: 10.5° from Alhena in the Pathfinder.

Venus

Venus: in solar glare at the Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. Rises 03:22; sets 18:51 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude -3.9. The disk is 97.7% illuminated (gibbous). It is 12.3° from the Sun, on its west side. Motion is direct at 1.223° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Elnath, 5.7° away. Conjunction with Moon in ecliptic longitude Jul 03 08:30 UTC. Conjunction with Mercury in ecliptic longitude Jul 01 09:21 UTC. Venus: 5.7° from Elnath 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 24.4° below the horizon. Rises 23:38; sets 13:08 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude -9.7. The disk is 42.1% illuminated (waning crescent). It is 80.7° from the Sun, on its west side. Motion is direct at 12.822° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Sheratan, 19.2° away. Solar conjunction in ecliptic longitude Jul 04 03:01 UTC. Conjunction with Mercury in ecliptic longitude Jul 03 04:05 UTC. Conjunction with Venus in ecliptic longitude Jul 03 08:30 UTC. Conjunction with Saturn in ecliptic longitude Jun 28 20:15 UTC. Conjunction with Uranus in ecliptic longitude Jul 01 19:51 UTC. Moon: 19.2° from Sheratan in the Pathfinder.

Mars

Mars: naked eye at the Monday 00:00 UTC snapshot. At 45°N and 21:00 local apparent solar time, it is 24.1° above the horizon. Rises 10:38; sets 23:21 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude 1.0. The disk is 89.6% illuminated (gibbous). It is 74.4° from the Sun, on its east side. Motion is direct at 0.532° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Zavijava, 7.1° away. Mars: 7.1° from Zavijava 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 14.0° above the horizon. Rises 08:20; sets 22:25 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude -1.8. The disk is 99.5% illuminated (nearly full). It is 48.5° from the Sun, on its east side. Motion is direct at 0.176° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Regulus, 5.6° away. Jupiter: 5.6° from Regulus 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 32.2° below the horizon. Rises 00:40; sets 13:50 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude 0.6. The disk is 99.7% illuminated (nearly full). It is 69.8° from the Sun, on its west side. Motion is direct at 0.069° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Alrescha, 7.5° away. Conjunction with Moon in ecliptic longitude Jun 28 20:15 UTC. Saturn: 7.5° from Alrescha 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 22.4° below the horizon. Rises 02:21; sets 17:33 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude 5.8. The disk is 100.0% illuminated (nearly full). It is 28.5° from the Sun, on its west side. Motion is direct at 0.053° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Aldebaran, 6.0° away. Conjunction with Moon in ecliptic longitude Jul 01 19:51 UTC. Uranus: 6.0° 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 29.1° below the horizon. Rises 23:52; sets 12:08 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude 7.8. The disk is 100.0% illuminated (nearly full). It is 89.5° from the Sun, on its west side. Motion is direct at 0.006° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Diphda, 19.7° away. Neptune: 19.7° from Diphda 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 15.5° above the horizon. Rises 07:04; sets 22:42 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude 8.8. The disk is 98.4% illuminated (gibbous). It is 39.5° from the Sun, on its east side. Motion is direct at 0.426° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Acubens, 12.9° away. Ceres: 12.9° from Acubens 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 8.7° below the horizon. Rises 21:53; sets 06:37 (45°N, local apparent solar time). Visual magnitude 14.5. The disk is 100.0% illuminated (nearly full). It is 149.1° from the Sun, on its west side. Motion is retrograde at 0.019° per day in ecliptic longitude at the snapshot. Position reference: Dabih, 9.6° away. Pluto: 9.6° from Dabih in the Pathfinder.