Reykjavik, Iceland

Saturday, October 19, 2030

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Reykjavik, Iceland

That morning

Sunrise

8:30 AM

8:30 AM

Clears the hills at 8:38 AM, 8 min after sunrise

7:41 AM Blue hour
8:30 AM Sunrise
9:42 AM Golden hour ends

Sunset

5:54 PM

5:54 PM

Behind the hills at 5:50 PM, 4 min before sunset

Too far ahead for a weather forecast. These are the sunrise and sunset times - they will not change.

4:41 PM Golden hour
5:54 PM Sunset
6:44 PM Blue hour ends

Meteor shower

Orionids

Best around 5:54 AM

Very LowExcellent
7:24 PM Dark enough
11:17 PM Moonrise
5:54 AM Best
7:03 AM Too light
Estimate
~7/hour
from a dark spot here, off its peak night
Radiant climbs to
42°
Under a perfect sky
20/hour
Moonlight
32% lost
Speed
66 km/s

Where they come from: Halley's Comet (1P/Halley)

Dust shed by Halley's Comet, the same stream as May's Eta Aquariids. The comet itself last came round in 1986 and returns in 2061; its dust arrives every October.

The estimate is how many you might really see from a dark spot here, allowing for how high the shower climbs and for moonlight. "Under a perfect sky" is the best case. The bar also counts the forecast cloud at the best time, so a clouded-out night sits at the bottom, as does rain on the radar now.

Also from Halley's Comet. Fast meteors that often leave glowing trails.

Moon

Last quarter

51% lit

9:54 PM – 4:01 PM

NE WNW
9:54 PM Moonrise
10:44 PM 4°
7:06 AM Highest, 44°
3:16 PM 4°
4:01 PM Moonset

Between the two 4° marks the Moon is clear of haze and most of what stands on the horizon.

Timetable

  • Morning blue hour 7:41 AM–8:30 AM
  • Sunrise 8:30 AM
  • Morning golden hour 8:30 AM–9:42 AM
  • Morning best color 9:01 AM
  • Moonset 4:01 PM
  • Evening golden hour 4:41 PM–5:54 PM
  • Evening best color 5:00 PM
  • Sunset 5:54 PM
  • Evening blue hour 5:54 PM–6:44 PM
  • Fully dark 8:35 PM–5:52 AM
  • Dark, no Moon 8:35 PM–11:25 PM
  • Moonrise 11:17 PM

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