Night Phases Timeline for Monday, July 14, 2025
Welcome to the stargazer's guide for Sherwood Observatory! This timeline highlights the key phases of astronomical darkness and light throughout the night, helping you plan the perfect time to observe deep sky objects.
Due to seasonal conditions at this latitude, the sky does not reach full darkness tonight. As a result, optimal stargazing opportunities are limited or not observable.
Tip: Even without full night, you may still enjoy bright planets, satellites, or the Moon during partial twilight.
Sunset will be at 20:20
This is the moment the Sun dips below the horizon. After this point, direct sunlight fades and twilight begins.
Astronomical twilight will not occur tonight
When the Sun reaches 18° below the horizon, true night begins. The sky becomes dark enough for deep sky observing.
Solar midnight will occur at 12:00
This is the darkest point of the night when the Sun is at its lowest below the horizon.
Astronomical twilight will not end before sunrise
Morning astronomical twilight begins as the Sun approaches 18° below the horizon from below. Darkness begins to fade.
Sunrise will be at 04:01
The Sun rises above the horizon, ending the night and bringing in daylight.
