Next Up
The headliners on approach. The rest of the site tells you what the sky is doing right now; this room is where you plan — the almanac every observatory used to keep by the door.
Reading the calendar…
Coming Up
One timeline for the whole sky: meteor showers, eclipses, the moon's phases, visible station passes, and launches. Every row gets an honest call on whether you'll see it from your spot — and the moon's interference is computed for each shower, because a bright moon can erase all but the best of them.
computing…
Next Launches
Live from Launch Library 2, with webcast links where the provider has one. Countdown clocks tick in your browser; the schedule refreshes at most every six hours to stay polite to a free public API.
Checking the pads…
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Take It With You
The almanac as a plain RSS feed — shower peaks and eclipses, no email list, no signup, nothing tracked. Point any feed reader at it.