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View of the sky from your location (horizon view)
This interactive moon path diagram shows exactly where the moon will appear in your sky tonight. The blue circle represents the horizon, with cardinal directions (N, S, E, W) marked around the edge. The red line traces the moon's trajectory across the sky throughout the day. The green dot marks where the moon rises in the east, the orange dot shows where it sets in the west, and the blue circle with white outline indicates the moon's current position right now. This visual representation helps photographers, astronomers, and outdoor enthusiasts plan their lunar observation sessions based on the moon's precise position at any given time.
Track moonrise and moonset times for the next 30 days. The green line shows when the moon rises above the horizon each day, while the orange line indicates sunset times. This 30-day lunar calendar helps you plan lunar observation sessions, night photography, and outdoor activities based on moon visibility. The dashed red line marks today's date, making it easy to compare past and future moon times. Moonrise times typically shift about 50 minutes later each day as the lunar cycle progresses.
This hourly moon altitude chart shows how high the moon will be in the sky throughout today, measured in degrees above the horizon. Positive values indicate the moon is visible (above the horizon), while negative values mean it's below the horizon. The peak of the curve shows the moon's highest point in the sky (transit time). This information is essential for photographers planning lunar photography sessions, astronomers tracking lunar positions, and anyone interested in moon observation and celestial tracking.
The moon phase chart displays the lunar illumination percentage over a 30-day period, centered on today (marked with the red dashed line). This graph visualizes the complete lunar cycle, showing how the moon progresses from new moon (0% illumination) to full moon (100% illumination) and back. Understanding moon phases is crucial for lunar observation, night sky photography, astronomy enthusiasts, and anyone interested in lunar calendar tracking. The lunar cycle repeats approximately every 29.5 days. Use this moon phase tracker to plan your stargazing sessions and lunar observation activities based on moon visibility and brightness conditions.
Our interactive lunar calendar shows the moon phase for each day over the next 30 days along with the illumination percentage. Each tile displays the moon phase emoji, date, and exact illumination level. This lunar calendar is perfect for planning moon-watching activities, timing astronomical events, and understanding the lunar cycle. The moon phase emoji helps you quickly identify whether it's a new moon, crescent, quarter, gibbous, or full moon. Lunar calendars are used by astronomers, photographers, gardeners, and lunar enthusiasts to track the moon's position in its monthly cycle.
Welcome to the Moonphase Tracker - your free, real-time moon phase calculator and lunar observer for any location worldwide. Whether you're a photographer planning your lunar photography, an astronomer tracking celestial events, or simply curious about the night sky, our moon phase tracker provides accurate information about moon phases, moonrise and moonset times, moon altitude, and lunar positions. Simply enter your location and get instant access to detailed moon data including the current moon phase, illumination percentage, and a comprehensive 30-day lunar calendar. All calculations are performed locally in your browser using proven astronomical algorithms.
Most websites today have the same problem: you visit for information, but find yourself scrolling past banners, accepting 139 cookies you never agreed to, watching ads load slower than the content itself. A simple request for moon phase data shouldn't require you to sacrifice your privacy to dozens of tracking services. Why should information about the moon phase come bundled with data collection agreements and marketing popups?
This website was built on a different principle: you get what you came for, nothing more, nothing less. No hidden tracking. No data harvesting. No selling your information to random websites. No cookie consent walls. No newsletters you didn't sign up for. No "subscribe to our premium version" popups blocking 99% of your screen. Just the information you need, instantly, for free.
Every feature on this site was built to answer a single question: "What would be useful if it didn't track me?" Accurate moon phase calculations. Real-time position tracking. Beautiful, responsive charts. A 30-day lunar calendar. All performing locally in your browser—which means your location data never even leaves your device (except when you explicitly search for a city, and that's sent to OpenStreetMap, not us). This is how websites should work: transparent, respectful, and focused solely on delivering value. No monetization scheme. No growth hacking. No exploitation. Just tools that do one thing well.
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