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Tonight's sky in Seoul

South Korea · Tuesday, July 21, 2026, around 9:36 PM local time

SeoulSouth Korea8:06 PM localChange location
NESWVenus🌓Moon

A snapshot of the sky above Seoul around 9:36 PM tonight — zenith at the center, horizon at the rim. For a live, scrubbable view, use the interactive night sky map.

Illumination50.8%
Moonrise12:45 PM
Moonset11:30 PM

Visible tonight in Seoul

ObjectPositionVisibilityRisesSetsConstellation
Venus4° WNaked eye9:06 AM9:59 PMLeo
JupiterBelow horizonNaked eye5:55 AM8:10 PMCancer
SaturnBelow horizonNaked eye11:18 PM11:48 AMPisces
MarsBelow horizonNaked eye2:15 AM4:52 PMTaurus
MercuryBelow horizonNaked eye4:42 AM6:45 PMGemini
UranusBelow horizonNaked eye1:33 AM3:58 PMTaurus
NeptuneBelow horizonBinoculars10:48 PM10:59 AMPisces

Rise & set path tonight

Altitude above the horizon over the next 24 hours, with rise, meridian passing (highest point), and set marked.

🌓 Moon

Rise12:45 PMMeridian6:12 PMSet11:30 PM

Venus

Meridian3:33 PMSet9:59 PMRise9:08 AM

Jupiter

Meridian1:04 PMSet8:10 PMRise5:55 AM

Saturn

Set11:48 AMRise11:18 PMMeridian5:31 AM

Mars

Set4:52 PMRise2:15 AMMeridian9:33 AM

Mercury

Meridian11:46 AMSet6:45 PMRise4:42 AM

Uranus

Set3:58 PMRise1:33 AMMeridian8:43 AM

Neptune

Set10:59 AMRise10:48 PMMeridian4:51 AM

About tonight's sky in Seoul

The Moon is in its First Quarter phase tonight, about 50.8% illuminated, 396,099 km from Earth. Planet positions above are for around 9:36 PM local time, once the sky is dark enough to see them.

For an interactive sky map, any date, or a different location, use the night sky tool. For sunrise, sunset, and twilight times, see sun times in Seoul.

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