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Piscis Austrinus

The southern fish; the parent of the two fish depicted by Pisces.

Pegasus

The winged horse; in Greek mythology, used by Zeus to carry thunder and lightning.

Cepheus

King Cepheus of Aethiopia; in Greek mythology, the king of Aethiopia, descended from Zeus and Io.

Aquarius

The water bearer; in Greek mythology, Ganymede, wine-waiter to the Gods and lover of Zeus.

Lacerta

The lizard; introduced as a constellation by Johannes Hevelius in 1690.

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37.68°N
106.35°W
GMT-07:00

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Thu, Sep 18, 2025


Sunrise 05:47
Sunset 18:08
Twilight ends 19:36
begins 04:18

26-day old moon
Waning Crescent

6%

26 days old


Rise Set
Mercury 06:10 18:22
Venus 03:35 17:02
Moon 02:31 16:43
Mars 08:24 19:24
Jupiter 00:27 14:58
Saturn 18:19 06:07

All times shown in GMT-07:00.
The sky on 18 September 2025
Sunrise
05:47
Sunset
18:08
Twilight ends
19:36
Twilight begins
04:18

26-day old moon
Waning Crescent

6%

26 days old

Planets
Rise Culm. Set
Mercury 06:10 12:16 18:22
Venus 03:35 10:18 17:02
Moon 02:31 09:42 16:43
Mars 08:24 13:54 19:24
Jupiter 00:27 07:42 14:58
Saturn 18:19 00:13 06:07
All times shown in GMT-07:00.