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Solar & Lunar Times
Kentucky Lake sunset from the shores of Land Between The Lakes.
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Solar & Lunar Tables
Solar Times
All times are Central. See the bottom of this page for an explanation of values.
| Day | Naut Begin | Civ Begin | Sunrise | Transit | Sunset | Civ End | Naut End |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fri 01/21 | 06:02 am | 06:34 am | 07:01 am | 12:04 pm | 05:07 pm | 05:35 pm | 06:06 pm |
| Sat 01/22 | 06:02 am | 06:33 am | 07:01 am | 12:04 pm | 05:08 pm | 05:36 pm | 06:07 pm |
| Sun 01/23 | 06:01 am | 06:33 am | 07:00 am | 12:05 pm | 05:09 pm | 05:37 pm | 06:08 pm |
| Mon 01/24 | 06:01 am | 06:32 am | 07:00 am | 12:05 pm | 05:10 pm | 05:38 pm | 06:09 pm |
| Tue 01/25 | 06:00 am | 06:32 am | 06:59 am | 12:05 pm | 05:11 pm | 05:39 pm | 06:10 pm |
| Wed 01/26 | 06:00 am | 06:31 am | 06:59 am | 12:05 pm | 05:12 pm | 05:40 pm | 06:11 pm |
| Thu 01/27 | 05:59 am | 06:31 am | 06:58 am | 12:06 pm | 05:13 pm | 05:41 pm | 06:12 pm |
| Fri 01/28 | 05:59 am | 06:30 am | 06:57 am | 12:06 pm | 05:14 pm | 05:42 pm | 06:13 pm |
Lunar Times
| Day | Moon Rise | Transit | Moon Set | Under Foot | Phase | Illum. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fri 01/21 | 08:52 pm | 02:44 am | 09:29 am | 03:06 pm | Waning Gibbous | 88% |
| Sat 01/22 | 09:55 pm | 03:29 am | 09:56 am | 03:51 pm | Waning Gibbous | 80% |
| Sun 01/23 | 10:58 pm | 04:13 am | 10:22 am | 04:36 pm | Waning Gibbous | 71% |
| Mon 01/24 | 10:58 pm | 04:58 am | 10:49 am | 05:22 pm | Waning Gibbous | 61% |
| Tue 01/25 | 12:04 am | 05:46 am | 11:19 am | 06:11 pm | Last Quarter | 50% |
| Wed 01/26 | 01:13 am | 06:36 am | 11:53 am | 07:03 pm | Waning Crescent | 39% |
| Thu 01/27 | 02:24 am | 07:32 am | 12:32 pm | 08:01 pm | Waning Crescent | 28% |
| Fri 01/28 | 03:38 am | 08:32 am | 01:22 pm | 09:03 pm | Waning Crescent | 18% |
What does this data mean?
Civil Twilight: the time you can see things (under a clear sky) well enough to do activity outdoors.
Nautical Twilight: just about the earliest amount of time light can be seen on the horizon. The brightest stars with a clear sky can be seen, even though there is light on the horizon. This is good information for navigation and boating.
Transit: the time when the sun or moon is directly overhead.
Under Foot: in lunar terminology, this is the time when the moon is directly on the other side of the planet, which is important to know for the sake of tides and gravitational pull.