Where is Cassiopeia and Perseus right now?
It is currently above the horizon at an altitude of 37° toward the north-east, with an apparent magnitude of .
Twilight begins at 18:56 local time. At that moment, Cassiopeia and Perseus will be 37° above the horizon toward the north-east.
Twilight begins at 18:56 local time. At that moment, Cassiopeia and Perseus will be 37° above the horizon toward the north-east.
Track Cassiopeia and Perseus position throughout the night
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Where and When to Look for Cassiopeia and Perseus Tonight
The best observable position of Cassiopeia and Perseus is near 00:00: 67° above the horizon toward the north. Status: Best view.
How Cassiopeia and Perseus Moves Across the Sky
During this observing period, Cassiopeia and Perseus moves from the north, reaches its highest sampled position at 67° toward the north, and finishes toward the north.
Astrometric and Physical Parameters of Cassiopeia and Perseus
| Constellation | — |
| Elevation | 37° |
| Direction | north-east (38°) |
Cassiopeia and Perseus Passage Through Night
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Current position of Cassiopeia and Perseus
| Time | 18:56 |
| Latitude | 37.3541 |
| Longitude | -121.955 |
| Elevation | 37° |
| Azimuth | 38° |
Here you can see the current position of Cassiopeia and Perseus on the map, as well as its positions for rise and set. This tool lets you track its movement throughout the night with accurate, up-to-date information.
Cassiopeia and Perseus Position by Hour
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| Time | Elevation | Azimuth | Direction | Visibility | RA | Dec |
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| Oct 2, 12:00 | 7° | 359° | north | Daylight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 2, 13:00 | 8° | 6° | north | Daylight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 2, 14:00 | 10° | 14° | north-east | Daylight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 2, 15:00 | 14° | 20° | north-east | Daylight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 2, 16:00 | 18° | 26° | north-east | Daylight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 2, 17:00 | 24° | 32° | north-east | Twilight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 2, 18:00 | 31° | 36° | north-east | Visible | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 2, 19:00 | 38° | 38° | north-east | Visible | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 2, 20:00 | 45° | 39° | north-east | Visible | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 2, 21:00 | 53° | 37° | north-east | Visible | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 2, 22:00 | 60° | 32° | north-east | Visible | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 2, 23:00 | 65° | 20° | north-east | Visible | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 00:00 | 67° | 2° | north | Best view | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 01:00 | 66° | 344° | north-west | Visible | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 02:00 | 61° | 331° | north-west | Visible | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 03:00 | 55° | 324° | north-west | Visible | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 03:38 — Astronomical night ends | 50° | 322° | north-west | Visible | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 04:00 | 47° | 321° | north-west | Visible | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 04:08 — Twilight end | 46° | 321° | north-west | Twilight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 04:39 — Civil sunrise | 42° | 321° | north-west | Twilight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 05:00 | 40° | 321° | north-west | Twilight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 05:06 — Sunrise | 39° | 322° | north-west | Twilight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 06:00 | 32° | 324° | north-west | Daylight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 07:00 | 26° | 327° | north-west | Daylight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 08:00 | 20° | 332° | north-west | Daylight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 09:00 | 15° | 338° | north-west | Daylight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 10:00 | 11° | 345° | north-west | Daylight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 11:00 | 8° | 352° | north | Daylight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |
| Oct 3, 12:00 | 7° | 359° | north | Daylight | 01h 48m | +60° 00′ |