Sun & moon times today, 38°09'37.8"S, 176°48'51.4"E

Moon: 77.5%

Current Time:	Jun 16, 2025 at 3:36:51 pm
Sunrise Today:	7:27 am↑ 60° Northeast
Sunset Today:	4:58 pm↑ 300° Northwest
Moonrise Today:	9:37 pm↑ 109° East
Moonset Today:	11:02 am↑ 248° West
Daylight Hours:	9 hours, 31 minutes (-18s)

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Where is the Sun directly overhead right now?

Time:	3:36 pm
Altitude:	12.2°
Direction:	313° NW
Phase:	Daylight

Day length today: 9h 31m 9s (Jun 16, 2025)

18 seconds shorter than yesterday (Jun 15, 2025)

42 seconds longer than winter solstice (Jun 21, 2024)

5 hours, 18 minutes shorter than summer solstice (Dec 21, 2024)

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Night	12:00 am – 5:52 am
Astro. Twilight	5:52 am – 6:25 am
Nautical Twilight	6:25 am – 6:58 am
Civil Twilight	6:58 am – 7:27 am
Daylight	7:27 am – 4:58 pm
Civil Twilight	4:58 pm – 5:28 pm
Nautical Twilight	5:28 pm – 6:01 pm
Astro. Twilight	6:01 pm – 6:33 pm
Night	6:33 pm – 11:59 pm

Sun in 38°09'37.8"S, 176°48'51.4"E - Next 7 Days

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2025	Sunrise/Sunset		Daylength		Solar Noon
Jun	Sunrise	Sunset	Length	Diff.	Time	Mil. mi
Jun	Sunrise	Sunset	Length	Diff.	Time	Mil. mi
Jun 16	7:27 am	4:58 pm	9:31:09	−0:18	12:13 pm (28.5°)	94.422
Jun 17	7:28 am	4:59 pm	9:30:54	−0:14	12:13 pm (28.5°)	94.431
Jun 18	7:28 am	4:59 pm	9:30:42	−0:11	12:13 pm (28.5°)	94.439
Jun 19	7:28 am	4:59 pm	9:30:34	−0:08	12:14 pm (28.4°)	94.447
Jun 20	7:29 am	4:59 pm	9:30:29	−0:05	12:14 pm (28.4°)	94.454
Jun 21	7:29 am	4:59 pm	9:30:27	−0:01	12:14 pm (28.4°)	94.461
Jun 22	7:29 am	4:59 pm	9:30:28	+0:01	12:14 pm (28.4°)	94.468
* All times are local time for 38°09'37.8"S, 176°48'51.4"E. They take into account refraction. Dates are based on the Gregorian calendar.

The June solstice (winter solstice) in 38°09'37.8"S, 176°48'51.4"E is at 2:42 pm on Saturday, June 21, 2025. In terms of daylight, this day is 5 hours, 19 minutes shorter than the December solstice. In locations south of the equator, the shortest day of the year is around this date.

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Equinoxes & Solstices 2025

March equinox	Mar 20	10:01 pm
June solstice	Jun 21	2:42 pm
September equinox	Sep 23	6:19 am
December solstice	Dec 22	4:03 am
* All times are local 38°09'37.8"S, 176°48'51.4"E time.

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Percent Illuminated:

77.5%

Time:	3:36 pm
Altitude:	-35.3°
Direction:	191° S
Position:	Waning Gibbous

Year 2025 Moon Phases

Moon in 38°09'37.8"S, 176°48'51.4"E - Next 7 days

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2025	Moonrise/Moonset			Meridian Passing
Jun	Moonrise	Moonset	Moonrise	Time		Distance (mi)	Illumination
Jun 16	-	11:02 am	9:37 pm	3:51 am	(70.6°)	239,555	81.7%
Jun 17	-	11:30 am	10:45 pm	4:40 am	(65.1°)	237,101	72.5%
Jun 18	-	11:55 am	11:53 pm	5:26 am	(58.8°)	234,592	62.0%
Jun 19	-	12:20 pm	-	6:12 am	(52.0°)	232,122	50.6%
Jun 20	1:03 am	12:45 pm	-	6:59 am	(45.0°)	229,811	39.0%
Jun 21	2:14 am	1:13 pm	-	7:49 am	(38.3°)	227,839	27.7%
Jun 22	3:29 am	1:46 pm	-	8:42 am	(32.1°)	226,398	17.5%
* All times are local time for 38°09'37.8"S, 176°48'51.4"E. They take into account refraction. Dates are based on the Gregorian calendar. Illumination is calculated at lunar noon.

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Planets Visible in the Sky in 38°09'37.8"S, 176°48'51.4"E This Coming Night

	Planetrise/Planetset, Mon, Jun 16, 2025
Planet	Rise	Set	Meridian	Comment
Mercury	Mon 8:55 am	Mon 6:14 pm	Mon 1:34 pm	Slightly difficult to see
Venus	Tue 3:43 am	Tue 2:29 pm	Tue 9:06 am	Good visibility
Mars	Mon 11:20 am	Mon 10:03 pm	Mon 4:41 pm	Average visibility
Jupiter	Mon 7:56 am	Mon 5:24 pm	Mon 12:40 pm	Difficult to see
Saturn	Tue 12:33 am	Tue 12:46 pm	Tue 6:40 am	Average visibility
Uranus	Tue 5:21 am	Tue 3:15 pm	Tue 10:18 am	Very difficult to see
Neptune	Tue 12:38 am	Tue 12:44 pm	Tue 6:41 am	Very difficult to see
* All times are local time for 38°09'37.8"S, 176°48'51.4"E.

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