Alexander Ferrari Miller

ISO week 20 2027

This week is currently in preparation and will be published as part of the Star Almanack.

Week begins: Monday, May 17, 2027

Notation:

Calendar

DateZodiac dayEvents
Mon, May 17, 2027♉ 28
Chara (β CVn) — Binoculars V 4 — Northern Spring
Kraz (β Crv) — Naked eye V 3 — Tropical Spring
Musca center — Constellation — Binoculars V 3.6 — Antarctic Spring
M89, elliptical galaxy in Virgo — Telescope V 9.8 — Tropical Spring
M91, barred spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices — Telescope V 10.2 — Tropical Spring
C36, NGC 4559, spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices — Telescope V 9.8 — Finest NGC — Northern Spring
NGC 4517, often mislabeled NGC 4437, galaxy in Virgo — Telescope V 11.1 — Finest NGC — Tropical Spring
NGC 4526, galaxy in Virgo — Telescope V 10.6 — Finest NGC — Tropical Spring
NGC 4535, Lost Galaxy, galaxy in Virgo — Telescope V 10.5 — Finest NGC — Tropical Spring
Tue, May 18, 2027♉ 29
α Mus — Naked eye V 3 — Antarctic Spring
M58, barred spiral galaxy in Virgo — Telescope V 9.7 — Tropical Spring
M68, globular cluster in Hydra — Telescope V 7.8 — Southern Spring
M90, spiral galaxy in Virgo — Telescope V 9.5 — Tropical Spring
M104, Sombrero Galaxy, spiral galaxy in Virgo — Telescope V 8.0 — Tropical Spring
C38, NGC 4565, Needle Galaxy, spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices — Telescope V 9.6 — Finest NGC — Northern Spring
NGC 4605, galaxy in Ursa Major — Telescope V 10.8 — Finest NGC — Northern Spring
NGC 4567, Siamese Twins, galaxy in Virgo — Telescope V 12.1 — Finest NGC — Tropical Spring
NGC 4568, Siamese Twins, galaxy in Virgo — Telescope V 11.7 — Finest NGC — Tropical Spring
Wed, May 19, 2027♉ 30
γ Cen — Naked eye V 2 — Southern Spring
M59, elliptical galaxy in Virgo — Telescope V 9.6 — Tropical Spring
M60, elliptical galaxy in Virgo — Telescope V 8.8 — Tropical Spring
C32, NGC 4631, Whale Galaxy, spiral galaxy in Canes Venatici — Telescope V 9.3 — Finest NGC — Northern Spring
C98, NGC 4609, open cluster in Crux — Binoculars V 6.9 — Southern Spring
NGC 4656, Hockey Stick or Crowbar, galaxy in Canes Venatici — Telescope V 9.7 — Finest NGC — Northern Spring
Thu, May 20, 2027♉ 31
🌕 Full Moon · Blue Moon — 10:59:02 UTC
Mimosa (β Cru) — Naked eye V 1 — Southern Spring
β Mus — Naked eye V 3 — Antarctic Spring
Coma Berenices center — Constellation — Binoculars V 4.3 — Tropical Spring
Fri, May 21, 2027♊ 1
♊ Sun enters Gemini — 06:18:14 UTC
M94, spiral galaxy in Canes Venatici — Telescope V 8.2 — Northern Spring
C52, NGC 4697, elliptical galaxy in Virgo — Telescope V 9.3 — Tropical Spring
NGC 4725, galaxy in Coma Berenices — Telescope V 9.9 — Finest NGC — Northern Spring
NGC 4699, galaxy in Virgo — Telescope V 10.4 — Finest NGC — Tropical Spring
Sat, May 22, 2027♊ 2
α1 CVn — Binoculars V 6 — Northern Spring
Cor Caroli (α2 CVn) — Naked eye V 3 — Northern Spring
Alioth (ε UMa) — Naked eye V 2 — Northern Spring
C94, NGC 4755, Jewel Box Cluster, open cluster in Crux — Binoculars V 4.2 — Southern Spring
C99, Coalsack, Coalsack Nebula, dark nebula in Crux — Southern Spring
NGC 4762, galaxy in Virgo — Telescope V 11.1 — Finest NGC — Tropical Spring
Sun, May 23, 2027♊ 3
M64, Black Eye Galaxy, spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices — Telescope V 8.5 — Tropical Spring
C35, NGC 4889, elliptical galaxy in Coma Berenices — Telescope V 11.4 — Northern Spring
C105, NGC 4833, globular cluster in Musca — Binoculars V 7.3 — Antarctic Spring

Weekly Solar-System Ephemeris

Snapshot: May 17, 2027 · 00:00 UTC

Notation:

Naked Eye

☉︎ Sun☽︎ Moon☿︎ Mercury♀︎ Venus♂︎ Mars♃︎ Jupiter♄︎ Saturn
♉︎ 25°54′
β −0°00′
♎︎ 14°15′
β −4°19′
♊︎ 14°39′
β +2°15′
♉︎ 2°35′
β −1°34′
♍︎ 0°54′
β +1°39′
♌︎ 18°42′
β +0°58′
♈︎ 22°27′
β −2°17′
Observing
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Extended targets:

⚳︎ Ceres♅︎ Uranus♆︎ Neptune♇︎ Pluto
♋︎ 28°14′
β +8°05′
♊︎ 5°10′
β −0°07′
♈︎ 5°54′
β −1°22′
♒︎ 7°10′
β −4°35′
Observing
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β = ecliptic latitude (+ north, − south). Observing combines visual magnitude with solar elongation. Two telescope glyphs = substantial telescope. ☉ = Near Sun — not currently observable.

Notation:

Planet Finder

Planet Finder — Greek / Symbols
Greek / Symbols
Planet Finder — English
English
Planet Finder — Mixed Learner
Mixed Learner

Sky Notes

Naked eye

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Binoculars

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Telescope

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