Lunisolar sun moonphase

Lunisolar calculates the Sun and Moon for your location and the date you choose, so you can plan photography, stargazing, and time outdoors. Precise times · Sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset for the day, shown to the second and in your 12- or 24-hour clock · Polar day and polar night are labeled separately Sun · Azimuth, altitude, and distance from Earth · A dial showing where the Sun is through the day · Sunrise, sunset, and solar noon · Blue hour, golden hour, and civil, nautical, and astronomical dawn and dusk · Shadow ratio, true solar time, mean solar time, equation of time, and sidereal time · Cloud cover used as a guide for sunrise and sunset quality, red sky, and hiking for sunrise and a sea of clouds Moon · Azimuth, altitude, and distance from Earth · A phase diagram, with illumination and age · Moonrise, moonset, and transit · The next new moon and the next full moon · When the Moon becomes visible and disappears, plus the azimuth and altitude of the galactic center The other planets can be unlocked in one purchase: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. Each includes rise, set, upper meridian, and lower meridian, plus right ascension, declination, distance, geocentric longitude and latitude, phase angle, illumination, elongation, apparent diameter, and magnitude. Results are calculated when you open a page or change the date. Your location is taken automatically and used only to compute local rise, set, and position. iPhone, iPad, and Mac share the same data. Home Screen widgets can show the Sun, the Moon, or any planet. Apple Watch shows the Moon. Whether you are waiting for the light or planning to be back before dark, Lunisolar keeps the day’s Sun and Moon figures in one place.