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This Earth map lets you select the observer’s location used to calculate the bearing and elevation of celestial objects. The selected point determines how the sky, rise and set times, and object positions are shown.
Your location: Singapore, Singapore
Timezone:
Latitude:
1.35208
Longitude:
103.82

Sky for Your Location

A printable view of the sky above your chosen place and time, including the Moon and planets above the horizon. Change the observer coordinates, local date, time and time zone.

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Place and time

North and east are positive; south and west are negative. Choose the time zone for this location. The initial values come from the site’s observing settings.

Map options

Lower values show fewer stars. The limit applies to stars; the Moon and planets remain visible.

2026-10-30 19:36 Asia/Singapore (UTC+08:00) · 1.35208, 103.82

The Sun is above the horizon. Most plotted stars and planets will not be visible in daylight.

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Observer-specific all-sky chart showing stars, constellations, the Moon and planets above the horizon at the selected place and time.
Look upwards: north at the top, east on the left, zenith at the center and horizon on the rim. Only bodies above the geometric horizon are plotted.
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Times use the selected IANA time zone; the resulting UTC offset and UTC instant are printed on the sheet. Moon and planet markers are schematic, not to scale. Daylight, terrain and atmospheric refraction affect actual visibility. Printable names are international/English. Uncached dates require access to JPL Horizons.

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