Distance and apparent size
Calculate geocentric distance, apparent angular diameter, libration, and the adjacent perigee and apogee events.
Start with one precise local instant to calculate phase angle, illumination, lunar age, waxing or waning direction, and the previous and next principal phases. Distinct tools add orbital geometry, observer-specific sky position, and global lunar eclipse searches. Inputs are supported from 1900 through 2100.
This preview uses the current default UTC minute. Change the form inputs to inspect the exact past or future instant you need.
Calculate geocentric distance, apparent angular diameter, libration, and the adjacent perigee and apogee events.
Use latitude and longitude to calculate altitude, azimuth, equatorial coordinates, and the next rise, set, and upper transit.
Bracket an exact instant with the previous and next global lunar eclipse peaks, including eclipse type, obscuration, and durations.
Inputs are converted from the named time zone to UTC before the astronomical calculation. Read the calculation methodology and the reference sources for scope and limits, or review what the toolset covers.
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