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Sun below −18° · next 30 nights

True darkness at St. John's

Astronomical darkness starts only when the Sun is 18° below the horizon. These bars are calculated for the coordinates, so high-latitude nights correctly show no true darkness when twilight never ends.

Longest night11.3 h16 Nov
Nights reaching −18°30 / 30Astronomical darkness occurs
Longest window18:20–05:40Moonlight is shown separately in the planner.
Solar geometry, not a clock rule

Hours of astronomical darkness

3 Nov10.7 h26% moon
4 Nov10.7 h17% moon
5 Nov10.7 h9% moon
6 Nov10.7 h4% moon
7 Nov10.7 h1% moon
8 Nov11.0 h0% moon
9 Nov11.0 h1% moon
10 Nov11.0 h4% moon
11 Nov11.0 h8% moon
12 Nov11.0 h14% moon
13 Nov11.0 h21% moon
14 Nov11.0 h29% moon
15 Nov11.0 h38% moon
16 Nov11.3 h48% moon
17 Nov11.3 h58% moon
18 Nov11.3 h67% moon
19 Nov11.3 h77% moon
20 Nov11.3 h85% moon
21 Nov11.3 h92% moon
22 Nov11.3 h97% moon
23 Nov11.3 h99% moon
24 Nov11.3 h99% moon
25 Nov11.3 h97% moon
26 Nov11.3 h92% moon
27 Nov11.3 h84% moon
28 Nov11.3 h75% moon
29 Nov11.3 h64% moon
30 Nov11.3 h52% moon
1 Dec11.3 h41% moon
2 Dec11.3 h31% moon
11.3 hours

Use this as the outer boundary for faint-object work. Moon altitude, cloud and transparency will narrow the practical window. Add the Moon →

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