Tonight's sky over St. Louis: what to see, Saturday 24 October
What is up over St. Louis, United States tonight (Saturday 24 October): Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, a waxing gibbous Moon. Truly dark from 19:40 — times local, computed for this city.
- Truly dark from 19:40 to 06:00 (sunset 18:20, sunrise 07:30).
- Jupiter — visible 02:40–06:50, highest at 06:50, 58° up in the south-east.
- Saturn — visible 18:40–04:30, highest at 23:30, 53° up in the south.
- Mars — visible 02:00–06:50, highest at 06:50, 65° up in the south-east.
- Moon: waxing gibbous, 99% lit — rises 17:10, sets 06:50. Bright enough to wash out the faint stars.
- ISS: no visible pass tonight — the next ones this week.
- Orionids meteor shower is active, radiant 30° up in the east around 00:50.
Computed for St. Louis (38.63, -90.20) from the real positions of the Sun, Moon and planets and the current NORAD orbit of the ISS. Planets count once they are 10° above the horizon after dusk. Times are local.
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