Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1, Mahia Peninsula, New Zealand
The sun is far enough down that the ground is dark and still high enough to light the plume: exhaust expanding into near-vacuum turns into a glowing bell visible for hundreds of miles.
That morning
Sunrise
7:26 AM
7:26 AM
Clears the hills at 7:42 AM, 16 min after sunrise
6:56 AMBlue hour
7:26 AMSunrise
8:07 AMGolden hour ends
Equinox or solstice
Winter solstice
The moment itself,
8:50 AM
Sunrise
7:26 AM, ENE (59°)
Sunset
4:53 PM, WNW (301°)
Daylight
9h 28m
Sunset
4:53 PM
4:53 PM
Behind the hills at 4:46 PM, 7 min before sunset
Too far ahead for a weather forecast. These are the sun's own times - they will not change.
4:11 PMGolden hour
4:53 PMSunset
5:23 PMBlue hour ends
Moon
Full moon
99% lit
3:41 PM –
7:37 AM
ESEWSW
3:41 PMMoonrise
4:06 PM4°
11:37 PMHighest, 79°
7:12 AM4°
7:37 AMMoonset
Between the two 4° marks the Moon is clear of haze and most of what stands on the horizon.
Timetable
Moonset6:33 AM
Morning blue hour6:56 AM–7:26 AM
Sunrise7:26 AM
Morning golden hour7:26 AM–8:07 AM
Morning best color7:37 AM
Moonrise3:41 PM
Evening golden hour4:11 PM–4:53 PM
Evening best color4:35 PM
Sunset4:53 PM
Evening blue hour4:53 PM–5:23 PM
Fully dark6:29 PM–5:50 AM
Dark, no MoonNot tonight - the Moon is up
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