Tonight's Sky as seen from your location (if your device has geolocation enabled and active)
Mid-North Atlantic Seaboard
Stereo Projection
The sky now as seen from downtown Manhattan (New York)
Keyboard controls are available in the upper right corner, identified by the ‘?’
Mollweide Projection
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Stereo Projection
The sky now as seen from Las Cumbres Global Observatory (just west of Santa Barbara, California)
Keyboard controls are available in the upper right corner, identified by the ‘?’
Mollweide Projection
Stereographic projection is a perspective projection of the sphere, through a specific point on the sphere
Mollweide projection is an equal-area, pseudocylindrical map projection generally used for maps or the celestial sphere.
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A quick, interactive web-based version of Stellarium is available here Tonight's Sky. When you launch the application, it defaults to north-facing and your location (on mobile and desktop).
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