Saturn
- Rise
- 16:01
- Highest point
- 22:00
- Set
- 04:03
A possible viewing time is around 22:00 on 13 Nov. The estimate requires the planet above 10° and the Sun below −6°.
See Saturn in the sky →Sydney, Australia
Planets worth looking for
Your location. Local times. A clearer plan for looking up.
Rise and set times use the local date 13 Nov. Suggested viewing times refer to the night starting on that date.
Neptune
Optical equipment and a detailed chart are needed for identification.
- Rise
- 15:30
- Highest point
- 21:33
- Set
- 03:41
A possible viewing time is around 21:30 on 13 Nov. The estimate requires the planet above 10° and the Sun below −6°.
See Neptune in the sky →Uranus
Optical equipment and a detailed chart are needed for identification.
- Rise
- 20:30
- Highest point
- 01:37
- Set
- 06:40
A possible viewing time is around 01:30 on 14 Nov. The estimate requires the planet above 10° and the Sun below −6°.
See Uranus in the sky →Jupiter
- Rise
- 01:55
- Highest point
- 07:19
- Set
- 12:44
A possible viewing time is around 05:10 on 14 Nov. The estimate requires the planet above 10° and the Sun below −6°.
See Jupiter in the sky →Mars
- Rise
- 01:56
- Highest point
- 07:16
- Set
- 12:36
A possible viewing time is around 05:10 on 14 Nov. The estimate requires the planet above 10° and the Sun below −6°.
See Mars in the sky →Venus
- Rise
- 04:17
- Highest point
- 10:48
- Set
- 17:19
A possible viewing time is around 05:10 on 14 Nov. The estimate requires the planet above 10° and the Sun below −6°.
See Venus in the sky →Mercury
- Rise
- 05:07
- Highest point
- 11:40
- Set
- 18:12
No suitable after-dusk viewing window in this estimate.