Sun & moon times today, 7°35'59"S, 110°12'00"E

Moon: 26.5%

Current Time:	Apr 12, 2026 at 11:02:49 pm
Sunrise Today:	5:41 am↑ 81° East
Sunset Today:	5:38 pm↑ 279° West
Moonrise Today:	12:58 am↑ 111° Southeast
Moonset Today:	1:42 pm↑ 252° West
Daylight Hours:	11 hours, 57 minutes (-23s)

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Where is the Sun directly overhead right now?

Time:	11:02 pm
Altitude:	-80.7°
Direction:	278° W
Phase:	Night

Day length today:11h 57m 18s (Apr 12, 2026)

23 seconds shorter than yesterday (Apr 11, 2026)

16 minutes, 27 seconds longer than winter solstice (Jun 21, 2025)

36 minutes, 50 seconds shorter than summer solstice (Dec 21, 2025)

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Night	12:00 am – 4:31 am
Astro. Twilight	4:31 am – 4:55 am
Nautical Twilight	4:55 am – 5:20 am
Civil Twilight	5:20 am – 5:41 am
Daylight	5:41 am – 5:38 pm
Civil Twilight	5:38 pm – 5:59 pm
Nautical Twilight	5:59 pm – 6:24 pm
Astro. Twilight	6:24 pm – 6:48 pm
Night	6:48 pm – 11:59 pm

Sun in 7°35'59"S, 110°12'00"E - Next 7 Days

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2026	Sunrise/Sunset		Daylength		Solar Noon
Apr	Sunrise	Sunset	Length	Diff.	Time	Mil. mi
Apr	Sunrise	Sunset	Length	Diff.	Time	Mil. mi
Apr 12	5:41 am	5:38 pm	11:57:18	−0:23	11:40 am (73.7°)	93.172
Apr 13	5:41 am	5:38 pm	11:56:55	−0:23	11:39 am (73.4°)	93.199
Apr 14	5:41 am	5:37 pm	11:56:32	−0:23	11:39 am (73.0°)	93.226
Apr 15	5:41 am	5:37 pm	11:56:09	−0:23	11:39 am (72.6°)	93.252
Apr 16	5:41 am	5:36 pm	11:55:46	−0:22	11:39 am (72.3°)	93.279
Apr 17	5:41 am	5:36 pm	11:55:23	−0:22	11:38 am (71.9°)	93.305
Apr 18	5:41 am	5:36 pm	11:55:00	−0:22	11:38 am (71.6°)	93.330
* All times are local time for 7°35'59"S, 110°12'00"E. They take into account refraction. Dates are based on the Gregorian calendar.

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Equinoxes & Solstices 2026

March equinox	Mar 20	9:46 pm
June solstice	Jun 21	3:25 pm
September equinox	Sep 23	7:05 am
December solstice	Dec 22	3:50 am
* All times are local 7°35'59"S, 110°12'00"E time.

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Percent Illuminated:

26.5%

Time:	11:02 pm
Altitude:	-37.7°
Direction:	117° SE
Position:	Waning Crescent

Year 2026 Moon Phases

Moon in 7°35'59"S, 110°12'00"E - Next 7 days

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2026	Moonrise/Moonset			Meridian Passing
Apr	Moonrise	Moonset	Moonrise	Time		Distance (mi)	Illumination
Apr 12	12:58 am	1:42 pm	-	7:21 am	(78.3°)	243,665	32.6%
Apr 13	1:48 am	2:25 pm	-	8:07 am	(83.5°)	240,132	23.1%
Apr 14	2:37 am	3:08 pm	-	8:53 am	(89.6°)	236,379	14.6%
Apr 15	3:26 am	3:50 pm	-	9:39 am	(83.7°)	232,712	7.5%
Apr 16	4:17 am	4:34 pm	-	10:26 am	(76.7°)	229,455	2.6%
Apr 17	5:10 am	5:21 pm	-	11:16 am	(69.8°)	226,898	0.2%
Apr 18	6:07 am	6:13 pm	-	12:10 pm	(63.5°)	225,274	0.9%
* All times are local time for 7°35'59"S, 110°12'00"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 7°35'59"S, 110°12'00"E This Coming Night

	Planetrise/Planetset, Sun, Apr 12, 2026
Planet	Rise	Set	Meridian	Comment
Mercury	Mon 4:03 am	Mon 4:12 pm	Mon 10:08 am	Slightly difficult to see
Venus	Mon 7:17 am	Mon 7:04 pm	Mon 1:10 pm	Fairly good visibility
Mars	Mon 4:22 am	Mon 4:26 pm	Mon 10:24 am	Difficult to see
Jupiter	Sun 11:40 am	Sun 11:18 pm	Sun 5:29 pm	Fairly good visibility
Saturn	Mon 4:42 am	Mon 4:44 pm	Mon 10:43 am	Difficult to see
Uranus	Mon 8:11 am	Mon 7:52 pm	Mon 2:01 pm	Difficult to see
Neptune	Mon 4:24 am	Mon 4:27 pm	Mon 10:25 am	Extremely difficult to see
* All times are local time for 7°35'59"S, 110°12'00"E.

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