The Sky for the Month

The Sky over the Mornington Peninsula — September 2052

Computed for The Briars, Mt Martha. Times are local (Melbourne).

Highlights this month

  • 1SunMercury in superior conjunction with the Sun — lost in the glare. (7:50pm)
  • 5ThuNeptune is stationary — begins retrograde (westward) motion. (8:46am)
  • 8SunThe Moon passes Saturn — 5° apart. (12:50am)
  • 13FriThe Moon passes Mars — 0.0° apart. (8:55am)
  • 22SunSpring equinox.
  • 22SunMars is stationary — begins retrograde (westward) motion. (7:23pm)
  • 23MonUranus in superior conjunction with the Sun — lost in the glare. (11:12am)

Sun & twilight

DateSunriseSunsetDay lengthAstro. dark beginsends
Sun 16:41am5:59pm11h 17m7:26pm5:14am
Tue 106:28am6:06pm11h 39m7:34pm5:00am
Fri 206:12am6:15pm12h 03m7:43pm4:44am
Mon 305:56am6:24pm12h 27m7:53pm4:27am

Days lengthen by about 70 minutes over the month.

The Moon

  • First QuarterSun 1, 5:16pm
  • Full MoonMon 9, 10:20am
  • Last QuarterMon 16, 5:47am
  • New MoonMon 23, 9:35am

Apogee 1 Sep (404,700 km) · Perigee 13 Sep (368,000 km) · Apogee 29 Sep (405,200 km)

The planets

Rise/set for mid-month at The Briars.

PlanetInMagRiseTransitSetBest
MercuryVir−0.86:52am12:59pm7:06pmHidden
VenusCnc−4.04:28am9:36am2:44pmMorning
MarsAri−1.710:03pm3:28am8:50amMorning
JupiterVir−1.57:11am1:24pm7:37pmHidden
SaturnCap0.33:52pm10:39pm5:30amEvening
UranusVir5.66:42am12:43pm6:43pmHidden
NeptuneTau7.811:44pm4:47am9:46amMorning

The solar system — September 2052

Evening sky Morning sky Up much of the night Lost in the Sun’s glare

Generated automatically from the MPAS sky engine on 15 July 2026.