Sun
- Sunset
- 8:12 PM
- Dark from
- 8:41 PM
- Dark until
- 5:36 AM
- Sunrise
- 6:05 AM
Tonight’s sky›Australia›Ballarat
Saturday, November 14, 2026. Which planets are up, where to look and when, the Moon, and the brightest stars - for the naked eye, no telescope needed.
Sun
Moon
24% lit. Sets 12:42 AM.
A good night for faint stars.
Space station
The station is not in the right place at the right time over Ballarat tonight.
Next passes over BallaratA planet shines with a steady light; stars twinkle. Times are local to Ballarat and tell you when each planet is at least 10° above the horizon in a dark sky.
Look east, 10° up, at 5:31 AM
Look northeast, 30° up, at 5:31 AM
Look north, 51° up, at 10:21 PM
Look northeast, 29° up, at 5:31 AM
Not visible tonight: Mercury - too close to the Sun in the sky, or below the horizon while it is dark.
The first stars to appear as the sky darkens, and where each one stands.
| Star | Direction | Height |
|---|---|---|
| Canopus | southeast | 28° up |
| Rigel | east | 17° up |
| Achernar | south-southeast | 66° up |
| Fomalhaut | west-northwest | 72° up |
Constellations high in the sky at that hour: Sculptor, Phoenix, Grus, Piscis Austrinus, Tucana, Indus, Fornax, Horologium.
Computed Saturday, November 14, 2026.

With the app
A list tells you what is up. The app shows you where, over the real sky.
On the night of Saturday, November 14, 2026: Venus (look east at 5:31 AM), Jupiter (look northeast at 5:31 AM), Saturn (look north at 10:21 PM) and Mars (look northeast at 5:31 AM). Not visible that night: Mercury.
Waxing crescent, 24% lit, on the night of Saturday, November 14, 2026. It is up for at least part of the time the sky is dark.
On Saturday, November 14, 2026 the Sun sets at 8:12 PM, and the sky is dark enough for the planets and bright stars from 8:41 PM until 5:36 AM.