Sunset 5:22 PM, astronomical dark 6:50 PM, waning crescent moon at 7%.
From Tulsa, OK (36.154°, -95.9928°), the sun sets at 5:22 PM. Astronomical darkness — the point where the sky is as dark as it will get — begins at 6:50 PM and lasts until 5:25 AM.
The moon is a waning crescent at 7% illumination, currently 41° above the southwest horizon. That is dim enough to leave the sky usefully dark.
In the middle of the night, Uranus, Saturn, Neptune, Mars are above the horizon.
| Planet | Position | Magnitude | Sets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Uranus | 67° southeast | 5.6 | 8:34 AM |
| Saturn | 43° southwest | 0.4 | 4:00 AM |
| Neptune | 38° southwest | 7.8 | 3:28 AM |
| Mars | 0° east | 0.8 | 1:48 PM |
The times above are computed for Tulsa, OK and update hourly. For the sky as it is right now — with constellations, satellites tracked in real time and any active meteor showers — open the live map.
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