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Palmer · -64.8000°, -64.1000° · Antarctica/Palmer

Palmer · 2026-10-07 · Antarctica/Palmer Dated reference table

Sunrise06:08Definition
Sunset20:02Definition
Moonrise06:01Definition
Moonset15:47Definition
BMNT · Nautical dawn
Sun at −12°
04:08
EENT · Nautical dusk
Sun at −12°
22:04

Times refer to the printed local date. A dash means no event within that date.

Monthly times

DateSunriseSunsetBMNTEENTMoonriseMoonsetDaylightMoon lit
10/0106:3019:4304:3621:39——13h 13m71.6%
10/0206:2719:4704:3121:43——13h 20m60.8%
10/0306:2319:5004:2721:47——13h 27m49.4%
10/0406:1919:5304:2221:5107:1609:0813h 33m38.1%
10/0506:1619:5604:1721:5506:3211:4913h 40m27.4%
10/0606:1219:5904:1322:0006:1413:5413h 47m18.1%
10/0706:0820:0204:0822:0406:0115:4713h 54m10.4%
10/0806:0520:0504:0322:0905:5117:3314h 0m4.7%
10/0906:0120:0803:5822:1305:4119:1614h 7m1.3%
10/1005:5720:1103:5222:1805:3021:0114h 14m0.1%
10/1105:5420:1503:4722:2305:1922:5114h 21m1.2%
10/1205:5020:1803:4222:2805:06—14h 28m4.2%
10/1305:4620:2103:3622:3304:4400:5214h 35m9.0%
10/1405:4320:2403:3122:39——14h 41m15.4%
10/1505:3920:2703:2522:44——14h 48m22.8%
10/1605:3520:3103:1922:50——14h 55m31.2%
10/1705:3220:3403:1322:56——15h 2m40.3%
10/1805:2820:3703:0623:0208:1406:1015h 9m49.7%
10/1905:2420:4002:5923:0910:2805:3515h 16m59.2%
10/2005:2120:4402:5223:1612:1905:1815h 23m68.5%
10/2105:1720:4702:4523:2314:0305:0615h 30m77.3%
10/2205:1320:5002:3723:3215:4504:5615h 37m85.3%
10/2305:1020:5402:2923:4017:2804:4615h 44m91.9%
10/2405:0620:5702:2023:5019:1604:3615h 51m96.8%
10/2505:0321:0102:10—21:1504:2515h 58m99.5%
10/2604:5921:0401:5800:0223:3304:1116h 5m99.6%
10/2704:5521:0801:4300:16—03:4916h 12m96.9%
10/2804:5221:1101:2000:39——16h 19m91.6%
10/2904:4821:15————16h 27m84.0%
10/3004:4421:18————16h 34m74.6%
10/3104:4121:22————16h 41m63.9%

Times are local to the selected city. Moonset may occur before moonrise on the same date. Swipe horizontally for all columns.

Sun through the day

Solar altitude · sea-level horizon
Day length13h 54m
Solar noon13:04
Sunrise azimuth105.0°
Sunset azimuth254.5°
60°0°−18°Start of local dayMid-dayNext midnight

North 0° · East 90° · South 180° · West 270°. The curve shows geometric solar-center altitude.

Twilight times

TypeMorningEveningAltitude
Astronomical02:2823:49−18°
Nautical04:0822:04−12°
Civil05:1620:54−6°

BMNT = nautical dawn. EENT = nautical dusk. A dash means no crossing within the selected local date.

Moon phase

Waning crescent10.4%Illuminated fraction at local mid-day

Geocentric Moon distance 377,512 km · Transit 10:42

  • New Moon10 Oct, 12:50
  • First quarter18 Oct, 13:13
  • Full Moon26 Oct, 01:12
  • Last quarter1 Nov, 17:28

Photography and dark-sky windows

Morning golden hour06:08–07:13
Evening golden hour18:57–20:02
Morning blue hour05:16–05:37
Evening blue hour20:34–20:54

Moonless astronomical night
00:00–02:28 · 23:49–00:00

Sun below −18° and Moon below the horizon. Weather, terrain and light pollution are not included. Photography windows use the thresholds described in the guide. Read the definitions

Coordinates & calculation basis

-64.80000, -64.10000 · Antarctica/Palmer · IANA_ZONE_TAB

Sea level (0 m), an unobstructed horizon and standard atmospheric refraction. City-center/reference coordinates are not exact viewing-site coordinates. Compare official almanac data when a certified reference is required.

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Nearby and same-country locations

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