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Saturn and its rings photographed by Cassini
A PERSONAL WINDOW INTO THE COSMOSDera Ismail Khan

LOOK UP. THERE’S MORE.

The universe is
closer than
you think.

Your own corner of the cosmos. Explore the night sky,
follow your curiosity, and make your next discovery.

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SATURNA world worth staying up for.Cassini · NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute
01 / AN INFINITE PERSPECTIVESCROLL TO DISCOVER ↓
YOUR SKY, YOUR LOCATION

A good night starts
with a little perspective.

Plan tonight
Moon illumination92%

Waning gibbous

Next sunset17:29

Dera Ismail Khan · Asia/Karachi

Planets above horizon3 / 7

At the selected time · weather may limit viewing

WHERE WILL YOUR CURIOSITY TAKE YOU?

A whole universe of possibilities.

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01 / OBSERVE

Meet your night sky.

A calculated, location-aware star chart. Find a planet, trace a pattern, and see what’s above you.

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02 / UNDERSTAND

Make sense of the stars.

From your first constellation to the expanding universe. Clear lessons for every level of curiosity.

FIELD NOTES

21:40   Saturn

03 / REMEMBER

Keep your discoveries.

Build an observing plan, save your favorite targets, and create a journal of nights worth remembering.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR

The sky has plans for you.

View celestial calendar
02Nov
Moon phase

Last quarter Moon

01:28 · Asia/Karachi

Worldwide phase; local horizon varies
09Nov
Moon phase

New Moon

12:02 · Asia/Karachi

Worldwide phase; local horizon varies
17Nov
Moon phase

First quarter Moon

16:48 · Asia/Karachi

Worldwide phase; local horizon varies
Looking into NASA’s picture archive…
Webb’s infrared view of the Cosmic Cliffs in the Carina Nebula
THE SKYHOOD ACADEMY

Big questions.
Beautiful beginnings.

You don’t need to know the answers to belong here.
Start with a question. We’ll help you find your way.

20 lessons3 learning pathsLimitless curiosity
Find your first lesson

Image: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI

FROM THE FRONTIERS

New stories from space.

Explore discoveries
Retrieving NASA’s latest published headlines…
CURIOSITY IS BETTER SHARED

There’s a place for you under this sky.

For students, first-time stargazers, and people who never stopped wondering.

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