Alexander Ferrari Miller

ISO week 32 2027

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

Week begins: Monday, August 9, 2027

Notation:

Calendar

DateZodiac dayEvents
Mon, Aug 9, 2027♌ 18
🌓 First Quarter — 04:54:11 UTC
M16, Eagle Nebula, open cluster in Serpens — Binoculars V 6.4 — Tropical Summer
M18, open cluster in Sagittarius — Binoculars V 7.5 — Tropical Summer
M24, Sagittarius Star Cloud, Milky Way star cloud in Sagittarius — Binoculars V 4.6 — Tropical Summer
Tue, Aug 10, 2027♌ 19
M17, Omega Nebula, diffuse nebula in Sagittarius — Binoculars V 7.0 — Tropical Summer
Wed, Aug 11, 2027♌ 20
Kaus Australis (ε Sgr) — Naked eye V 2 — Southern Summer
M28, globular cluster in Sagittarius — Binoculars V 6.8 — Southern Summer
Thu, Aug 12, 2027♌ 21
Meteor shower Perseids peak · radiant in Perseus · expected ZHR ≈ 100 · Moon 84% illuminated: strong moonlight interference · Use a dark site, allow 20–30 minutes for dark adaptation, and observe with the unaided eye. Put the Moon behind a building, tree, or other obstruction and watch the darkest open sky.
α Tel — Naked eye V 3 — Southern Summer
M25, open cluster in Sagittarius — Binoculars V 6.5 — Tropical Summer
M69, globular cluster in Sagittarius — Telescope V 7.6 — Southern Summer
NGC 6633, open cluster in Oph — Telescope V 5.6 — Finest NGC — Tropical Summer
Fri, Aug 13, 2027♌ 22
Sat, Aug 14, 2027♌ 23
α Sct — Binoculars V 4 — Tropical Summer
M22, Sagittarius Cluster, globular cluster in Sagittarius — Binoculars V 5.1 — Southern Summer
Sun, Aug 15, 2027♌ 24
Vega (α Lyr) — Naked eye V 0 — Northern Summer
Corona Australis center — Constellation — Binoculars V 4.2 — Southern Summer
Teapot of Sagittarius center — Asterism — Naked eye V 1.8 — Southern Summer
M70, globular cluster in Sagittarius — Telescope V 7.9 — Southern Summer

Weekly Solar-System Ephemeris

Snapshot: August 9, 2027 · 00:00 UTC

Notation:

Naked Eye

☉︎ Sun☽︎ Moon☿︎ Mercury♀︎ Venus♂︎ Mars♃︎ Jupiter♄︎ Saturn
♌︎ 16°13′
β −0°00′
♏︎ 13°47′
β −5°17′
♌︎ 13°31′
β +1°39′
♌︎ 15°23′
β +1°11′
♎︎ 14°43′
β +0°02′
♍︎ 2°53′
β +0°54′
♈︎ 27°53′
β −2°35′
Observing
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Extended targets:

⚳︎ Ceres♅︎ Uranus♆︎ Neptune♇︎ Pluto
♍︎ 3°33′
β +7°36′
♊︎ 9°22′
β −0°06′
♈︎ 6°25′
β −1°26′
♒︎ 5°43′
β −4°48′
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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