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Stargazing for people who never learned how

Look up.
We'll tell you what you're seeing.

Nightly sky forecasts, an event calendar for your location, and a Friday letter that tells you which nights are worth going outside.

Sky calendar

The next few weeks, for your sky

Times adjust to where you are. Observers get a reminder the afternoon before, only when the forecast says the night will be clear.

21OCT
Meteor shower · peak

Orionids

Up to ~20 an hour before dawn. Face east, give your eyes 20 minutes.

26OCT
Moon

Full Moon

Bright night. Good for the Moon itself, poor for faint targets.

05NOV
Meteor shower

Taurid fireballs

Few meteors, but slow and bright. Any dark hour after 10 PM.

17NOV
Meteor shower · peak

Leonids

Modest rates, fast streaks. Best after midnight with the Moon down.

24NOV
Moon

Full Moon

Plan your dark-sky drive for the week before or after.

DAILYPASSES
Satellites

Space station passes

Bright, steady, crossing in minutes. Times in the app.

Calendar runs on Nocturne's own widget, fed by free public ephemeris and weather data. No licensed feed.

From the desk

This week

Drafted by the news desk each morning, approved by a person before anything publishes.

Guide · 6 min

Your first Orionids: a no-equipment plan for Tuesday night

Where to sit, when to set the alarm, and why you should leave the telescope at home.

Explainer · 4 min

What the Bortle scale actually means for your backyard

Nine numbers that explain why the sky looks different an hour out of town.

Field report · 3 min

Observers logged 2,100 sightings last weekend

The most-reported object, the best photo, and the town with the darkest sky.

The Almanac · every Friday

Which nights are worth it.

One short letter: the weekend's sky, one thing to find, one photo from an Observer. Free.

Observers · free membership

Follow your sky. Never miss an event.

  • A forecast for your exact location
  • Clear-night reminders, only when it's actually clear
  • A logbook for what you've seen, and badges for firsts
  • Early access to Supply drops
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Nocturne for iOS and Android

The sky, in your pocket.

Same account as the site. The app adds what a phone does better: location, notifications at the right moment, and a logbook you fill in while you're standing outside.

App Store · 4.8Google Play · 4.7Sample
MON 19 OCT · AUSTIN

Tonight is a go.

Sky score8.4
Best 9:40 PM – 1:15 AM
MoonWaxing crescent23%
CloudsClearing by 9 PM8%
Dark-sky spotPedernales, 41 minBortle 3
Tonight's find
Orion Nebula
Rises 10:12 PM, east. Visible in binoculars.
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Following: meteors, Moon, station passes
Orionids peakWed 21 Oct · pre-dawnReminder on
Station passTonight 7:58 PM · 5 minNW → SE
Full MoonMon 26 OctBright
Taurid fireballsThu 5 NovFollow
Leonids peakTue 17 NovReminder on
Clear-night rule
We only ping you if the forecast is clear at your location.
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Calendar

Maya R.

Observer since June · 14 nights out
LogbookLast: Andromeda, 12 Oct31 entries
BadgesFirst meteor · First galaxy6
StreakClear nights logged3
Notifications
Clear-night alerts
Event reminders
Supply drops
Red-light mode
Turns the screen red so your eyes stay dark-adapted.
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You

Nocturne Supply

Gear for the first night out.

A short list of things that actually help a beginner. Observers get early access to each drop and free shipping over $50.