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Planets visible tonight in Qujing

Tonight in Qujing, China: Venus in the evening, Saturn before dawn, Mars before dawn. Waxing Gibbous, 85% lit. Below is tonight's sky from Qujing, China for Saturday, July 25 — then open the free 3D sky map to see it for yourself.

Tonight from Qujing, China
  • Venusin the evening · W · mag -4.3
  • Saturnbefore dawn · S · mag 0.5
  • Marsbefore dawn · E · mag 1.3
  • Mercurybefore dawn · ENE · mag 1.6

Below the horizon after dark: Jupiter.

🌙 Waxing Gibbous · 85% lit

The sky is dark from 9:20 PM to 5:02 AM (local time).

Tonight's best deep-sky targets
  • Dumbbell Nebula (M27)▲85° ESE · nebula · binoculars
  • Ring Nebula (M57)▲82° NNW · nebula · telescope
  • Hercules Cluster (M13)▲79° NNE · globular cluster · binoculars
  • Andromeda Galaxy (M31)▲73° NNE · galaxy · naked eye
  • Triangulum Galaxy (M33)▲71° ENE · galaxy · binoculars
Visible ISS passes tonight
  • 🛰️Tiangong9:22 PM · WNW→SSE, peaks 24°
  • 🛰️ISS10:15 PM · NW→SE, peaks 44°
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What's up tonight in Qujing, China

Every position here is computed with the astronomy-engine library (JPL ephemerides) for Qujing, China's exact latitude and longitude, so the planets, Moon and dark-sky window are right for your spot, not a generic location. Open the sky map to step into a first-person planetarium, get a clear-sky observing verdict from the live forecast, rank tonight's best deep-sky targets, and catch ISS passes — all for Qujing, China.

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FAQ

What planets are visible tonight in Qujing, China?

Tonight in Qujing, China: Venus in the evening, Saturn before dawn, Mars before dawn. Waxing Gibbous, 85% lit.

Can I see the ISS tonight in Qujing, China?

Yes — the ISS makes 2 visible passes over Qujing, China tonight. The highest is at 10:15 PM, reaching 44° (appears NW, fades SE).

Is it free?

Yes — it runs in your browser, no account, no download.

Can I get tonight's sky for Qujing, China by email?

Yes. The free daily email delivers the night's observing verdict, visible planets, ISS passes and Moon details for your exact location, before sunset. Set it up from the Tonight panel in the app.

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