SkyAlmanac

SkyAlmanac is an independent astronomical platform dedicated to providing precise information about celestial events for 848 cities across seven countries, available in three languages. Focused on answering practical sky-related questions, SkyAlmanac offers data on sunrise, sunset, moon phases, aurora thresholds, ISS passes, and meteor showers, all computed specifically for the user's exact location rather than relying on regional averages. The methodology employed is grounded in the reputable SunCalc algorithm, derived from Jean Meeus's astronomical algorithms, ensuring accuracy within a minute or two.

SkyAlmanac utilizes trusted public data sources such as the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center for Kp index forecasts and Open-Meteo for cloud cover predictions. As a small, independent project, it operates without editorial staff, giving users direct access to unfiltered data. With a commitment to transparency, SkyAlmanac encourages feedback for corrections and additions, emphasizing accuracy and community participation in enhancing the experience for stargazers and astronomy enthusiasts alike.