Night Sky for Denver, United States

Night Sky Tonight in Denver, United States

Explore the night sky in Denver, United States with an interactive 3D sky map showing visible stars, planets, constellations, and moon position tonight.

Calculated for Sep 22, 2026, 12:05 PM (Mountain Daylight Time (MDT) | UTC-6). Coordinates: 39.739°, -104.985°.

Planet positions at the calculation time

• Mercury: altitude 34.9°, azimuth 143.7° — above the horizon.
• Venus: altitude 17.9°, azimuth 136.5° — above the horizon.
• Mars: altitude 44.8°, azimuth 261.4° — above the horizon.
• Jupiter: altitude 56.4°, azimuth 232.8° — above the horizon.
• Saturn: altitude -42.4°, azimuth 326.2° — below the horizon.
• Uranus: altitude 3.1°, azimuth 295.1° — above the horizon.
• Neptune: altitude -47.9°, azimuth 336.7° — below the horizon.

Being above the horizon does not guarantee visibility. Daylight, clouds, glare and equipment affect observing. Open the map to change the time.