​· OBSERVATORY SKY CONDITIONS ·
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· SKY CONDITIONS ·

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Blue = Best Conditions | White = Worst Conditions
The Clear Sky Chart tends to be accurate and reads from left to right in 24 hour format, ​with 0 at 12am and 23 at 11pm. The most important metrics to consider are Transparency and Cloud Cover. 
​Indoor multimedia presentations and equipment demonstrations still take place during poor viewing conditions. 

· MOON PHASE INFORMATION ·
Moonlight impacts astronomical observation as much as cloud cover. If you wish to see the Milky Way or dim deep-sky objects, please plan your studies around the Crescent or New Moon phases.

·MOON PHASE·

Moonlight impacts astronomical observation as much as cloud cover. If you wish to see the Milky Way or dim deep-sky objects, ​please plan your studies around the Crescent or New Moon phases.
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