Tonight's Sky Missions — Photograph Planets, Earn Stars

Daylight — sky too bright4:02 PM · Tbilisi
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Up now8of 9 targets
Tonight's main quest

Andromeda (M31)

Best viewingAll nightReward+175
Visibility

Knowledge quizzes

2 min

Nearby sky events

Daytime missions

observable right now
Today's SkyEasyVisible now
2 min92%
+10
Daytime MoonEasyVisible now
4 min92%
+25
Halos & SundogsMediumVisible now
5 min92%
+25
Sunset & Blue HourEasyVisible now
3 min92%
+10
The SunEasyVisible now
3 min92%
+10

Missions tonight

9 targets · 8 visible tonight
The MoonEasyVisible now
5 min76%
+50
JupiterEasyVisible now
8 min64%
+75
Pleiades (M45)EasyVisible now
6 min70%
+60
VenusEasyVisible now
5 min62%
+40
SaturnMediumVisible now
10 min83%
+100
Streak
0
day streak
Daily check-in

New Star

3 more nights → Crescent

Resets at midnight
Global mission
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Tonight tip

Let it cool

Set it outside 30 min before viewing.

Weather

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——Cloud cover
Knowledge quizzes

Rare events in 2026

4 once-a-year

Upcoming events this month

1 event

Using your telescope

4 quick rules
Celestron AstroMaster 70AZCelestron AstroMaster 70AZ
  • Let it coolSet it outside 30 min before viewing.
  • Start zoomed outUse the lowest power eyepiece first.
  • Align finder by dayAim at a distant tree or sign.
  • Let your eyes adjust20 min in the dark. No phone screens.

Before you step out

field checklist
Best dark hours16:46–01:18The sky is darkest now. Arrive 15 min early so your eyes adjust.
Moonlight100% litA bright Moon hides faint stars. Keep it behind you.
How high to look64° upYour target sits this high up. Pick a spot with open sky.
Clouds—Clouds block the view — wait for clear gaps. Dress warm.
Screen brightnessDim screenTurn brightness down to protect your night vision.