New Year's Day in Uluru - the year's first sunset at 7:39 PM
Evening from
7:39 PM
Sunset and evening sky: not known yet
Sunset
7:39 PM
Sun toward NNW
Cloud this evening
Not known yet
Rain chance
Not known yet
This evening
Moon
87% lit
Up from the start
Where the Sun is
NNW, 87° up
at 12:54 PM
January 1 has opened the year since the Romans, who gave the month to Janus, the two-faced god of doors and beginnings who looks back to the old year and ahead to the new. Most of the world now counts its years by the Gregorian calendar, and New Year's Day is a holiday nearly everywhere.
The celebrations start the night before, at midnight, and roll west around the world with the clock - from the islands of Kiribati first to American Samoa last.
That morning
Sunrise
5:58 AM
5:58 AM
5:32 AMBlue hour
5:58 AMSunrise
6:31 AMGolden hour ends
Sunset
7:39 PM
7:39 PM
Too far ahead for a weather forecast. These are the sun's own times - they will not change.
7:06 PMGolden hour
7:39 PMSunset
8:05 PMBlue hour ends
Moon
Waxing gibbous
92% lit
5:37 PM –
4:08 AM
ENEWNW
5:37 PMMoonrise
5:58 PM4°
10:52 PMHighest, 37°
3:47 AM4°
4:08 AMMoonset
Between the two 4° marks the Moon is clear of haze and most of what stands on the horizon.
Timetable
Moonset3:10 AM
Morning blue hour5:32 AM–5:58 AM
Morning best color5:47 AM
Sunrise5:58 AM
Morning golden hour5:58 AM–6:31 AM
Moonrise5:37 PM
Evening golden hour7:06 PM–7:39 PM
Sunset7:39 PM
Evening blue hour7:39 PM–8:05 PM
Evening best color7:57 PM
Fully dark9:08 PM–4:30 AM
Dark, no Moon4:18 AM–4:30 AM
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