The U.S. Naval Observatory provides a simple and easy to use website to lookup the sunrise & sunset time for anywhere in the world. You just need city and state, or latitude and longitude for the rest of world, and you’re golden.

Here’s whats happening astronomically tonight.

The following information is provided for Bellevue, King County, Washington (longitude W122.2, latitude N47.6): 
        Tuesday
        26 June 2007          Pacific Daylight Time

                     <strong>SUN</strong>
    Begin civil twilight       4:32 a.m.
    Sunrise                    5:12 a.m.
    Sun transit                1:11 p.m.
    Sunset                     9:11 p.m.
    End civil twilight         9:51 p.m.

                     <strong>MOON</strong>
    Moonrise                   4:57 p.m. on preceding day
    Moonset                    2:00 a.m.
    Moonrise                   6:07 p.m.
    Moon transit              10:20 p.m.
    Moonset                    2:27 a.m. on following day</pre>



Phase of the Moon on 26 June:          waxing gibbous   with  86% of the Moon’s visible disk illuminated.


Full          Moon on 30 June      2007 at  6:49 a.m.  Pacific Daylight Time.
Pretty cool, no?

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