Planets
Who is up
Positions use compact orbital elements — good enough to know whether Jupiter is the bright thing in the east, not for spacecraft navigation. Magnitude is approximate.
Mercury
Below the horizon
mag -0.1
Altitude
−19.5°
Azimuth
110° ESE
Distance
1.02 AU
RA / Dec
14.64h / -18.4°
Venus
Below the horizon
mag -5.7
Altitude
−12.3°
Azimuth
112° ESE
Distance
0.30 AU
RA / Dec
14.15h / -21.1°
Mars
High toward NE
mag 1.1
Altitude
61.4°
Azimuth
46° NE
Distance
1.59 AU
RA / Dec
8.69h / 19.5°
Jupiter
High toward ENE
mag -1.8
Altitude
52.4°
Azimuth
65° ENE
Distance
5.79 AU
RA / Dec
9.60h / 15.0°
Saturn
Below the horizon
mag 0.5
Altitude
−8.2°
Azimuth
272° W
Distance
8.46 AU
RA / Dec
0.72h / 1.7°
Uranus
High toward WNW
mag 5.7
Altitude
40.8°
Azimuth
298° WNW
Distance
18.73 AU
RA / Dec
4.23h / 21.0°
Neptune
Below the horizon
mag 7.8
Altitude
−16.1°
Azimuth
270° W
Distance
28.90 AU
RA / Dec
0.20h / -0.3°
Sun altitude 1.4°. Planets near the Sun are washed out even if technically up.