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Tonight's Sky · Australia

Tonight from Melbourne

Friday · 25 September 2026 · 37.8° S, E

Tonight in Melbourne, Australia, the sun sets at 18:19 local time and astronomical darkness — when even the faintest stars become visible — arrives at 19:48. The moon is in full phase, 98% illuminated. 2 major planets are above the horizon as night falls. Sunrise comes at 06:02.

At mid-latitudes, night length varies substantially with season; summer offers shorter darkness, winter the longest. From the southern hemisphere, the Southern Cross dominates the sky and the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds — two satellite galaxies of the Milky Way visible only south of the equator — sit overhead in the winter months.

Sun · times tonight
Sunset
18:19
Civil twilight ends
18:46
Astronomical dark begins
19:48
Astronomical dark ends
04:34
Sunrise
06:02
Moon · full
Illumination
98%
Moonrise
17:56
Moonset
05:32

Planets above the horizon

2 planets visible right now
Saturn in Cetus
+0.2
↑ 18:51
↓ 06:45
Neptune in Pisces
+7.8
↑ 18:09
↓ 06:17
Venus in Virgo
-4.8
↑ 07:03
↓ 21:20
Jupiter in Leo
-1.9
↑ 04:14
↓ 14:37
Mercury in Virgo
-0.2
↑ 06:52
↓ 20:04
Mars in Cancer
+1.2
↑ 03:13
↓ 12:57
Uranus in Taurus
+5.7
↑ 23:23
↓ 09:09
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