Tonight in Brisbane, Australia: Jupiter before dawn, Saturn all night, Mars before dawn. Waxing Gibbous, 93% lit. Below is tonight's sky from Brisbane, Australia for Saturday, October 24 — then open the free 3D sky map to see it for yourself.
Below the horizon after dark: Venus, Mercury.
🌙 Waxing Gibbous · 93% lit
Astronomical darkness: 7:22 PM to 3:41 AM (Australia/Brisbane).
ISS and Tiangong predictions unavailable: current usable orbital data could not be obtained. This does not mean there are no passes.
Predictions use recent orbital elements; clouds and local obstructions are not included.
| Planet | Part of night | Highest sampled | Direction / altitude |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jupiter | before dawn | 3:41 AM | ENE / 23° |
| Saturn | all night | 10:08 PM | N / 61° |
| Mars | before dawn | 3:41 AM | NE / 26° |
These approximate times come from 25 samples across the observing window, not exact rise, transit or set solutions. The direction is for that sampled highest point. Evening and pre-dawn recommendations refer to different parts of the same night; after midnight, the clock date has advanced.
Moon illumination is 93%. These calculations do not include clouds, buildings or your local light pollution. Open Tonight for current weather when available, and use a clear horizon for low planets.
Look up with north at the top and east on the left. The rim is the horizon; the center is directly overhead. Marker sizes are symbolic. Positions are calculated with Astronomy Engine for the city reference coordinates, with standard atmospheric refraction and a flat horizon. Clouds, buildings and light pollution are not shown.
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Tonight in Brisbane, Australia: Jupiter before dawn, Saturn all night, Mars before dawn. Waxing Gibbous, 93% lit.
ISS predictions are unavailable because usable orbital data could not be obtained. Check again later; an unavailable prediction does not establish that there are no passes.
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