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The Astronomy tool can be used to see when the sun or moon is up. It can also be used to know when astronomical events are happening, such as a meteor shower or lunar eclipse.

With the exception of the time until sunrise or sunset (always today), all information shown on the page is for the selected date. By default, today is selected, but you can change it by tapping the calendar icon at the top of the screen. Additionally, you can use the arrows to move to the next/previous date or long press the calendar to quickly jump to today's date.

You can also click the search icon to find the next occurrence of an astronomical event at your location, such as the next full moon or meteor shower.

## Time Until Sunrise/Sunset

The time until sunrise or sunset is shown at the top of the screen. This respects the 'Sunrise/sunset times' in Settings > Astronomy. For a description of each time, see the Sun section below.

## Chart
The chart shows the position of the sun and moon throughout the day. The X-axis is time, and the Y-axis is the altitude or height in the sky. You can tap on the sun or moon icon in the chart to see its current position. When you do this, a slider will appear so you can see its position at a different time of the day.

You can also choose to keep the current time centered in the chart by enabling 'Keep sun/moon centered' in Settings > Astronomy. This will keep the current time centered in the chart when you have today selected and will show 12 hours before and after the current time. If you have a different date selected, it will show the entire day instead.

## Sun
All times related to the sun respect the 'Sunrise/sunset times' in Settings > Astronomy. For a description of each time, see below.

The time until sunrise or sunset is shown at the top of the screen.

The time of sunrise, sunset, and noon is shown below the chart, as well as the length of the day. If you tap this section, you will see more details about the sun for the current day:

- **Actual**: This is the actual time of sunrise, sunset, and noon. It is the time when the sun is at the horizon.
- **Civil**: This is the time of sunrise, sunset, and noon when the sun is between 0 and 6 degrees below the horizon. There is enough light to see objects clearly.
- **Nautical**: This is the time of sunrise, sunset, and noon when the sun is between 6 and 12 degrees below the horizon. The horizon is still visible, but it is too dark to see objects clearly.
- **Astronomical**: This is the time of sunrise, sunset, and noon when the sun is between 12 and 18 degrees below the horizon. It is completely dark, but it is perfect for stargazing.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the highest point the sun reaches in the sky. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Daylight**: This is the amount of time when the sun is up.
- **Night**: This is the amount of time when the sun is down.
- **Season**: This is the astronomical season based on the Earth's position around the sun. It will be one of the following: spring, summer, fall, or winter.
- **Altitude**: This is the current angle of the sun above the horizon. It is shown in degrees.
- **Direction**: This is the current direction the sun is in. It is shown in degrees.

## Moon
The time of moonrise, moonset, and lunar noon are shown below the chart, as well as the current moon phase and illumination percentage. If you tap this section, you will see more details about the moon for the current day:

- **Times**: This is the time of moonrise, moonset, and lunar noon.
- **Moon phase**: This is the current phase of the moon as it appears in the sky.
- **Illumination**: This is the percentage of the moon that is illuminated. A full moon is 100% illuminated, and a new moon is 0% illuminated.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the highest point the moon reaches in the sky. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Supermoon**: This is when the moon is closer to the Earth than normal, making it appear larger and brighter in the sky.

## Meteor Showers
If a meteor shower peak is happening on the selected date at your location, it will show in the list. It displays the start, peak, and end times of the shower, as well as the average number of meteors per hour. You can tap on the shower to see more details:

- **Times**: This is the start, peak, and end times of the shower.
- **Name**: This is the name of the shower.
- **Rate**: This is the average number of meteors per hour.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the highest point the radiant (area where the meteors appear to come from) reaches in the sky. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Peak direction**: This is the direction the radiant is in.

## Lunar Eclipses
If a lunar eclipse is happening on the selected date at your location, it will show in the list. It displays the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse, as well as how much of the moon is eclipsed. You can tap on the eclipse to see more details:

- **Times**: This is the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse.
- **Duration**: This is the duration of the eclipse.
- **Obscuration**: This is the percentage of the moon that is eclipsed.
- **Magnitude**: This is the magnitude of the eclipse. It is the fraction of the moon's diameter that is eclipsed.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the altitude of the moon at the peak of the eclipse. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Peak direction**: This is the direction the moon is in at the peak of the eclipse.

## Solar Eclipses
If a solar eclipse is happening on the selected date at your location, it will show in the list. It displays the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse, as well as how much of the sun is eclipsed. You can tap on the eclipse to see more details:

- **Times**: This is the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse.
- **Duration**: This is the duration of the eclipse.
- **Obscuration**: This is the percentage of the sun that is eclipsed.
- **Magnitude**: This is the magnitude of the eclipse. It is the fraction of the sun's diameter that is eclipsed.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the altitude of the sun at the peak of the eclipse, shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Peak direction**: This is the direction the sun is in at the peak of the eclipse.

## Sunset Alerts
Alerts can be set for sunset to avoid being caught outside in the dark. To set an alert, open Settings > Astronomy and enable 'Sunset alerts'. You can adjust the 'Sunset alert time' setting to determine how far in advance you want to be notified. There is also a quick action available for the sunset alert. See below for more information.

## Astronomy Alerts
Alerts can be set for astronomical events to ensure you don't miss them. To set an alert, open Settings > Astronomy and enable the alerts you want to be notified about for your location. You can receive notifications for meteor showers, lunar eclipses, and solar eclipses. The alert will be shown up to 24 hours in advance of the event start time.

## View in 3D
If your phone has a compass, you will see a "View in 3D" button. Clicking this will open the Augmented Reality tool with the selected date and allow you to see where the sun and moon will be throughout the day using your camera.

You can choose to disable the camera when clicked by disabling the "Settings > Astronomy > Use camera for 3D viewing" setting.

## Quick Action
You can enable the Sunset Alert quick action in the settings for the tab where you want it to appear.

To use the quick action, tap the sunset alert quick action button to toggle it on or off.
 
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  1. Trail Sense
  2. Trail Sense User Guide
  3. Chinese (Simplified)
The Astronomy tool can be used to see when the sun or moon is up. It can also be used to know when astronomical events are happening, such as a meteor shower or lunar eclipse.

With the exception of the time until sunrise or sunset (always today), all information shown on the page is for the selected date. By default, today is selected, but you can change it by tapping the calendar icon at the top of the screen. Additionally, you can use the arrows to move to the next/previous date or long press the calendar to quickly jump to today's date.

You can also click the search icon to find the next occurrence of an astronomical event at your location, such as the next full moon or meteor shower.

## Time Until Sunrise/Sunset

The time until sunrise or sunset is shown at the top of the screen. This respects the 'Sunrise/sunset times' in Settings > Astronomy. For a description of each time, see the Sun section below.

## Chart
The chart shows the position of the sun and moon throughout the day. The X-axis is time, and the Y-axis is the altitude or height in the sky. You can tap on the sun or moon icon in the chart to see its current position. When you do this, a slider will appear so you can see its position at a different time of the day.

You can also choose to keep the current time centered in the chart by enabling 'Keep sun/moon centered' in Settings > Astronomy. This will keep the current time centered in the chart when you have today selected and will show 12 hours before and after the current time. If you have a different date selected, it will show the entire day instead.

## Sun
All times related to the sun respect the 'Sunrise/sunset times' in Settings > Astronomy. For a description of each time, see below.

The time until sunrise or sunset is shown at the top of the screen.

The time of sunrise, sunset, and noon is shown below the chart, as well as the length of the day. If you tap this section, you will see more details about the sun for the current day:

- **Actual**: This is the actual time of sunrise, sunset, and noon. It is the time when the sun is at the horizon.
- **Civil**: This is the time of sunrise, sunset, and noon when the sun is between 0 and 6 degrees below the horizon. There is enough light to see objects clearly.
- **Nautical**: This is the time of sunrise, sunset, and noon when the sun is between 6 and 12 degrees below the horizon. The horizon is still visible, but it is too dark to see objects clearly.
- **Astronomical**: This is the time of sunrise, sunset, and noon when the sun is between 12 and 18 degrees below the horizon. It is completely dark, but it is perfect for stargazing.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the highest point the sun reaches in the sky. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Daylight**: This is the amount of time when the sun is up.
- **Night**: This is the amount of time when the sun is down.
- **Season**: This is the astronomical season based on the Earth's position around the sun. It will be one of the following: spring, summer, fall, or winter.
- **Altitude**: This is the current angle of the sun above the horizon. It is shown in degrees.
- **Direction**: This is the current direction the sun is in. It is shown in degrees.

## Moon
The time of moonrise, moonset, and lunar noon are shown below the chart, as well as the current moon phase and illumination percentage. If you tap this section, you will see more details about the moon for the current day:

- **Times**: This is the time of moonrise, moonset, and lunar noon.
- **Moon phase**: This is the current phase of the moon as it appears in the sky.
- **Illumination**: This is the percentage of the moon that is illuminated. A full moon is 100% illuminated, and a new moon is 0% illuminated.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the highest point the moon reaches in the sky. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Supermoon**: This is when the moon is closer to the Earth than normal, making it appear larger and brighter in the sky.

## Meteor Showers
If a meteor shower peak is happening on the selected date at your location, it will show in the list. It displays the start, peak, and end times of the shower, as well as the average number of meteors per hour. You can tap on the shower to see more details:

- **Times**: This is the start, peak, and end times of the shower.
- **Name**: This is the name of the shower.
- **Rate**: This is the average number of meteors per hour.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the highest point the radiant (area where the meteors appear to come from) reaches in the sky. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Peak direction**: This is the direction the radiant is in.

## Lunar Eclipses
If a lunar eclipse is happening on the selected date at your location, it will show in the list. It displays the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse, as well as how much of the moon is eclipsed. You can tap on the eclipse to see more details:

- **Times**: This is the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse.
- **Duration**: This is the duration of the eclipse.
- **Obscuration**: This is the percentage of the moon that is eclipsed.
- **Magnitude**: This is the magnitude of the eclipse. It is the fraction of the moon's diameter that is eclipsed.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the altitude of the moon at the peak of the eclipse. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Peak direction**: This is the direction the moon is in at the peak of the eclipse.

## Solar Eclipses
If a solar eclipse is happening on the selected date at your location, it will show in the list. It displays the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse, as well as how much of the sun is eclipsed. You can tap on the eclipse to see more details:

- **Times**: This is the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse.
- **Duration**: This is the duration of the eclipse.
- **Obscuration**: This is the percentage of the sun that is eclipsed.
- **Magnitude**: This is the magnitude of the eclipse. It is the fraction of the sun's diameter that is eclipsed.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the altitude of the sun at the peak of the eclipse, shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Peak direction**: This is the direction the sun is in at the peak of the eclipse.

## Sunset Alerts
Alerts can be set for sunset to avoid being caught outside in the dark. To set an alert, open Settings > Astronomy and enable 'Sunset alerts'. You can adjust the 'Sunset alert time' setting to determine how far in advance you want to be notified. There is also a quick action available for the sunset alert. See below for more information.

## Astronomy Alerts
Alerts can be set for astronomical events to ensure you don't miss them. To set an alert, open Settings > Astronomy and enable the alerts you want to be notified about for your location. You can receive notifications for meteor showers, lunar eclipses, and solar eclipses. The alert will be shown up to 24 hours in advance of the event start time.

## View in 3D
If your phone has a compass, you will see a "View in 3D" button. Clicking this will open the Augmented Reality tool with the selected date and allow you to see where the sun and moon will be throughout the day using your camera.

You can choose to disable the camera when clicked by disabling the "Settings > Astronomy > Use camera for 3D viewing" setting.

## Quick Action
You can enable the Sunset Alert quick action in the settings for the tab where you want it to appear.

To use the quick action, tap the sunset alert quick action button to toggle it on or off.
“天文学”工具可以用来查看太阳或月亮是否已升起。此工具也可用来获知正在发生的天文学时间，例如流星雨或月食。

除了日出或日落前的时间（总是今天），页面上显示的所有信息都针对所选日期。默认情况下会选中今天，但你可以点击屏幕顶部的日历图标来改变它。此外，你也可以使用箭头移动到下一天/上一天，或长按日历图标快速跳转到今天所在日期。

你也可以点击搜索图标来寻找在你所在位置发生的下一次天文事件，例如下一次满月或流星雨。

## 至日出/日落时间

距离日出或日落的时间显示在屏幕顶部，使用“设置 > 天文学”中的“日出/日落时间”设置。对于各个时间的描述，请参阅下面的“太阳”部分。

## 图表
图表显示了一天中太阳和月亮的位置。X 轴是时间，Y 轴是在天空中的高度。你可以点击图表中的太阳或月亮图标来查看其当前位置。这样做时会出现滑块，你可以借此查看它在一天中不同时间的位置。

你也可以通过在“设置 > 天文学”中启用“保持太阳/月亮居中”，使当前时间在图表中保持居中。当选择“今天”时，这将使当前时间保持在图表中央，并显示当前时间前后 12 小时的位置。如果你选择了不同的日期，则会显示全天位置。

## 太阳
所有与太阳有关的时间都使用“设置 > 天文学”中的“日出/日落时间”设置。阅读下文以获取关于各个时间的描述。

距离日出或日落的时间显示在屏幕顶部。

图表下方会显示日出、日落、正午的时间与白天长度。点击此部分可查看关于当天太阳的更多细节：

- **实际**：日出、日落和正午的实际时间，即太阳在地平线上的时间。
- **民用**：太阳在地平线以下 0 到 6 度之间。有足够光照看清物体。
- **航海**：太阳在地平线以下 6 到 12 度之间。地平线依然可见，但太暗而看不清物体。
- **天文**：当太阳在地平线以下 12 到 18 度之间。此时完全黑暗，但非常适合观星。
- **最高高度**：太阳在天空中到达的最高点，在地平线上以度为单位表示。
- **日光**：太阳位于地平线上的时长。
- **夜光**：太阳位于地平线下的时长。
- **季节**：基于地球绕太阳公转位置的天文季节。可以是春季、夏季、秋季或冬季。
- **高度**：太阳在地平线上的当前角度，以度为单位显示。
- **方位角**：当前太阳所在方向，以度为单位显示。

## 月亮
图表下方会显示月出、月落和月亮正午的时间，以及当前的月相和照度百分比。点击此部分可查看关于当天月亮的更多细节：

- **时间**：月亮升起、落下和月亮正午的时间。
- **月相**：月亮出现在天空中的相位。
- **照度**：月亮被照亮区域的百分比。满月的照度为 100%，新月则为 0%。
- **最高高度**：月亮在天空中到达的最高点，在地平线上以度数显示。
- **超级月亮**：此时月亮比正常情况下更接近地球，在天空中显得更大更亮。

## 流星雨
如果流星雨高潮在你的位置与选定日期发生，它将在列表中显示。会显示流星雨的开始、高潮与结束时间，以及每小时平均流星数量。你可以点击流星雨查看更多细节：

- **时间**：流星雨的开始、高峰和结束时间。
- **名称**：流星雨的名称。
- **速率**：每小时平均流星数量。
- **最高高度**：天空中辐射（流星大致来自的区域）达到的最高点，在地平线上以度为单位显示。
- **峰值方向**：辐射所在的方向。

## 月食
如果月食在你的位置与选定日期发生，它将在列表中显示。会显示月食的开始、高潮与结束时间，以及月亮被遮蔽的量。你可以点击月食查看更多细节：

- **时间**：月食的开始、高潮和结束时间。
- **持续时间**：月食的持续时间。
- **遮蔽**：月亮被遮蔽的百分比。
- **等级**：月食的等级。指月亮被遮蔽区域的直径。
- **最高高度**：月食高潮时月亮的高度，在地平线上以度为单位显示。
- **峰值方向**：月食高潮时月亮所在方向。

## 日食
如果日食在你的位置与选定日期发生，它将在列表中显示。会显示日食的开始、高潮与结束时间，以及太阳被遮蔽的量。你可以点击日食查看更多细节：

- **时间**：日食的开始、高潮和结束时间。
- **持续时间**：日食的持续时间。
- **遮蔽**：太阳被遮蔽的百分比。
- **等级**：日食的等级。指太阳被遮蔽区域的直径。
- **最高高度**：日食高潮时太阳的高度，在地平线上以度为单位显示。
- **高峰方向**：日食高潮时太阳所在方向。

## 日落提醒
可以为日落设置提醒，以避免在黑暗中被困户外。要设置警报，请打开“设置 > 天文学”并启用“日落提醒”。你可以调整“日落提醒时间”设置，以确定你希望提前收到通知的时间。还有日落提醒的快速操作，更多信息参见下文。

## 天文提醒
可以为天文事件设置提醒，以确保不会错过它们。要设置提醒，请打开“设置 > 天文学”并启用希望在所在位置收到的提醒。你可以收到有关流星雨、月食和日食的通知。将在天文事件开始前最多 24 小时内显示。

## 3D 视图查看
如果你启用了实验性的“增强现实”工具，就会看到“3D 视图查看”按钮。点击此按钮将打开使用选定日期的“增强现实”工具，你可以用相机查看一天中太阳和月亮的位置。

## 快速操作
你可以在设置中为需要使用“日落提醒”操作的标签页启用快速操作。

要使用快速操作，请点击“日落提醒”快速操作按钮将其开启或关闭。
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  2. Trail Sense User Guide
  3. Chinese (Simplified)
The Astronomy tool can be used to see when the sun or moon is up. It can also be used to know when astronomical events are happening, such as a meteor shower or lunar eclipse.

With the exception of the time until sunrise or sunset (always today), all information shown on the page is for the selected date. By default, today is selected, but you can change it by tapping the calendar icon at the top of the screen. Additionally, you can use the arrows to move to the next/previous date or long press the calendar to quickly jump to today's date.

You can also click the search icon to find the next occurrence of an astronomical event at your location, such as the next full moon or meteor shower.

## Time Until Sunrise/Sunset

The time until sunrise or sunset is shown at the top of the screen. This respects the 'Sunrise/sunset times' in Settings > Astronomy. For a description of each time, see the Sun section below.

## Chart
The chart shows the position of the sun and moon throughout the day. The X-axis is time, and the Y-axis is the altitude or height in the sky. You can tap on the sun or moon icon in the chart to see its current position. When you do this, a slider will appear so you can see its position at a different time of the day.

You can also choose to keep the current time centered in the chart by enabling 'Keep sun/moon centered' in Settings > Astronomy. This will keep the current time centered in the chart when you have today selected and will show 12 hours before and after the current time. If you have a different date selected, it will show the entire day instead.

## Sun
All times related to the sun respect the 'Sunrise/sunset times' in Settings > Astronomy. For a description of each time, see below.

The time until sunrise or sunset is shown at the top of the screen.

The time of sunrise, sunset, and noon is shown below the chart, as well as the length of the day. If you tap this section, you will see more details about the sun for the current day:

- **Actual**: This is the actual time of sunrise, sunset, and noon. It is the time when the sun is at the horizon.
- **Civil**: This is the time of sunrise, sunset, and noon when the sun is between 0 and 6 degrees below the horizon. There is enough light to see objects clearly.
- **Nautical**: This is the time of sunrise, sunset, and noon when the sun is between 6 and 12 degrees below the horizon. The horizon is still visible, but it is too dark to see objects clearly.
- **Astronomical**: This is the time of sunrise, sunset, and noon when the sun is between 12 and 18 degrees below the horizon. It is completely dark, but it is perfect for stargazing.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the highest point the sun reaches in the sky. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Daylight**: This is the amount of time when the sun is up.
- **Night**: This is the amount of time when the sun is down.
- **Season**: This is the astronomical season based on the Earth's position around the sun. It will be one of the following: spring, summer, fall, or winter.
- **Altitude**: This is the current angle of the sun above the horizon. It is shown in degrees.
- **Direction**: This is the current direction the sun is in. It is shown in degrees.

## Moon
The time of moonrise, moonset, and lunar noon are shown below the chart, as well as the current moon phase and illumination percentage. If you tap this section, you will see more details about the moon for the current day:

- **Times**: This is the time of moonrise, moonset, and lunar noon.
- **Moon phase**: This is the current phase of the moon as it appears in the sky.
- **Illumination**: This is the percentage of the moon that is illuminated. A full moon is 100% illuminated, and a new moon is 0% illuminated.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the highest point the moon reaches in the sky. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Supermoon**: This is when the moon is closer to the Earth than normal, making it appear larger and brighter in the sky.

## Meteor Showers
If a meteor shower peak is happening on the selected date at your location, it will show in the list. It displays the start, peak, and end times of the shower, as well as the average number of meteors per hour. You can tap on the shower to see more details:

- **Times**: This is the start, peak, and end times of the shower.
- **Name**: This is the name of the shower.
- **Rate**: This is the average number of meteors per hour.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the highest point the radiant (area where the meteors appear to come from) reaches in the sky. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Peak direction**: This is the direction the radiant is in.

## Lunar Eclipses
If a lunar eclipse is happening on the selected date at your location, it will show in the list. It displays the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse, as well as how much of the moon is eclipsed. You can tap on the eclipse to see more details:

- **Times**: This is the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse.
- **Duration**: This is the duration of the eclipse.
- **Obscuration**: This is the percentage of the moon that is eclipsed.
- **Magnitude**: This is the magnitude of the eclipse. It is the fraction of the moon's diameter that is eclipsed.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the altitude of the moon at the peak of the eclipse. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Peak direction**: This is the direction the moon is in at the peak of the eclipse.

## Solar Eclipses
If a solar eclipse is happening on the selected date at your location, it will show in the list. It displays the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse, as well as how much of the sun is eclipsed. You can tap on the eclipse to see more details:

- **Times**: This is the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse.
- **Duration**: This is the duration of the eclipse.
- **Obscuration**: This is the percentage of the sun that is eclipsed.
- **Magnitude**: This is the magnitude of the eclipse. It is the fraction of the sun's diameter that is eclipsed.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the altitude of the sun at the peak of the eclipse, shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Peak direction**: This is the direction the sun is in at the peak of the eclipse.

## Sunset Alerts
Alerts can be set for sunset to avoid being caught outside in the dark. To set an alert, open Settings > Astronomy and enable 'Sunset alerts'. You can adjust the 'Sunset alert time' setting to determine how far in advance you want to be notified. There is also a quick action available for the sunset alert. See below for more information.

## Astronomy Alerts
Alerts can be set for astronomical events to ensure you don't miss them. To set an alert, open Settings > Astronomy and enable the alerts you want to be notified about for your location. You can receive notifications for meteor showers, lunar eclipses, and solar eclipses. The alert will be shown up to 24 hours in advance of the event start time.

## View in 3D
If you have the experimental Augmented Reality tool enabledr phone has a compass, you will see a "View in 3D" button. Clicking this will open the Augmented Reality tool with the selected date and allow you to see where the sun and moon will be throughout the day using your camera.

You can choose to disable the camera when clicked by disabling the "Settings > Astronomy > Use camera for 3D viewing" setting.

## Quick Action
You can enable the Sunset Alert quick action in the settings for the tab where you want it to appear.

To use the quick action, tap the sunset alert quick action button to toggle it on or off.
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The Astronomy tool can be used to see when the sun or moon is up. It can also be used to know when astronomical events are happening, such as a meteor shower or lunar eclipse.

With the exception of the time until sunrise or sunset (always today), all information shown on the page is for the selected date. By default, today is selected, but you can change it by tapping the calendar icon at the top of the screen. Additionally, you can use the arrows to move to the next/previous date or long press the calendar to quickly jump to today's date.

You can also click the search icon to find the next occurrence of an astronomical event at your location, such as the next full moon or meteor shower.

## Time Until Sunrise/Sunset

The time until sunrise or sunset is shown at the top of the screen. This respects the 'Sunrise/sunset times' in Settings > Astronomy. For a description of each time, see the Sun section below.

## Chart
The chart shows the position of the sun and moon throughout the day. The X-axis is time, and the Y-axis is the altitude or height in the sky. You can tap on the sun or moon icon in the chart to see its current position. When you do this, a slider will appear so you can see its position at a different time of the day.

You can also choose to keep the current time centered in the chart by enabling 'Keep sun/moon centered' in Settings > Astronomy. This will keep the current time centered in the chart when you have today selected and will show 12 hours before and after the current time. If you have a different date selected, it will show the entire day instead.

## Sun
All times related to the sun respect the 'Sunrise/sunset times' in Settings > Astronomy. For a description of each time, see below.

The time until sunrise or sunset is shown at the top of the screen.

The time of sunrise, sunset, and noon is shown below the chart, as well as the length of the day. If you tap this section, you will see more details about the sun for the current day:

- **Actual**: This is the actual time of sunrise, sunset, and noon. It is the time when the sun is at the horizon.
- **Civil**: This is the time of sunrise, sunset, and noon when the sun is between 0 and 6 degrees below the horizon. There is enough light to see objects clearly.
- **Nautical**: This is the time of sunrise, sunset, and noon when the sun is between 6 and 12 degrees below the horizon. The horizon is still visible, but it is too dark to see objects clearly.
- **Astronomical**: This is the time of sunrise, sunset, and noon when the sun is between 12 and 18 degrees below the horizon. It is completely dark, but it is perfect for stargazing.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the highest point the sun reaches in the sky. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Daylight**: This is the amount of time when the sun is up.
- **Night**: This is the amount of time when the sun is down.
- **Season**: This is the astronomical season based on the Earth's position around the sun. It will be one of the following: spring, summer, fall, or winter.
- **Altitude**: This is the current angle of the sun above the horizon. It is shown in degrees.
- **Direction**: This is the current direction the sun is in. It is shown in degrees.

## Moon
The time of moonrise, moonset, and lunar noon are shown below the chart, as well as the current moon phase and illumination percentage. If you tap this section, you will see more details about the moon for the current day:

- **Times**: This is the time of moonrise, moonset, and lunar noon.
- **Moon phase**: This is the current phase of the moon as it appears in the sky.
- **Illumination**: This is the percentage of the moon that is illuminated. A full moon is 100% illuminated, and a new moon is 0% illuminated.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the highest point the moon reaches in the sky. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Supermoon**: This is when the moon is closer to the Earth than normal, making it appear larger and brighter in the sky.

## Meteor Showers
If a meteor shower peak is happening on the selected date at your location, it will show in the list. It displays the start, peak, and end times of the shower, as well as the average number of meteors per hour. You can tap on the shower to see more details:

- **Times**: This is the start, peak, and end times of the shower.
- **Name**: This is the name of the shower.
- **Rate**: This is the average number of meteors per hour.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the highest point the radiant (area where the meteors appear to come from) reaches in the sky. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Peak direction**: This is the direction the radiant is in.

## Lunar Eclipses
If a lunar eclipse is happening on the selected date at your location, it will show in the list. It displays the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse, as well as how much of the moon is eclipsed. You can tap on the eclipse to see more details:

- **Times**: This is the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse.
- **Duration**: This is the duration of the eclipse.
- **Obscuration**: This is the percentage of the moon that is eclipsed.
- **Magnitude**: This is the magnitude of the eclipse. It is the fraction of the moon's diameter that is eclipsed.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the altitude of the moon at the peak of the eclipse. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Peak direction**: This is the direction the moon is in at the peak of the eclipse.

## Solar Eclipses
If a solar eclipse is happening on the selected date at your location, it will show in the list. It displays the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse, as well as how much of the sun is eclipsed. You can tap on the eclipse to see more details:

- **Times**: This is the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse.
- **Duration**: This is the duration of the eclipse.
- **Obscuration**: This is the percentage of the sun that is eclipsed.
- **Magnitude**: This is the magnitude of the eclipse. It is the fraction of the sun's diameter that is eclipsed.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the altitude of the sun at the peak of the eclipse, shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Peak direction**: This is the direction the sun is in at the peak of the eclipse.

## Sunset Alerts
Alerts can be set for sunset to avoid being caught outside in the dark. To set an alert, open Settings > Astronomy and enable 'Sunset alerts'. You can adjust the 'Sunset alert time' setting to determine how far in advance you want to be notified. There is also a quick action available for the sunset alert. See below for more information.

## Astronomy Alerts
Alerts can be set for astronomical events to ensure you don't miss them. To set an alert, open Settings > Astronomy and enable the alerts you want to be notified about for your location. You can receive notifications for meteor showers, lunar eclipses, and solar eclipses. The alert will be shown up to 24 hours in advance of the event start time.

## View in 3D
If your phone has a compass, you will see a "View in 3D" button. Clicking this will open the Augmented Reality tool with the selected date and allow you to see where the sun and moon will be throughout the day using your camera.

You can choose to disable the camera when clicked by disabling the "Settings > Astronomy > Use camera for 3D viewing" setting.

## Quick Action
You can enable the Sunset Alert quick action in the settings for the tab where you want it to appear.

To use the quick action, tap the sunset alert quick action button to toggle it on or off.
 
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The Astronomy tool can be used to see when the sun or moon is up. It can also be used to know when astronomical events are happening, such as a meteor shower or lunar eclipse.

With the exception of the time until sunrise or sunset (always today), all information shown on the page is for the selected date. By default, today is selected, but you can change it by tapping the calendar icon at the top of the screen. Additionally, you can use the arrows to move to the next/previous date or long press the calendar to quickly jump to today's date.

You can also click the search icon to find the next occurrence of an astronomical event at your location, such as the next full moon or meteor shower.

## Time Until Sunrise/Sunset

The time until sunrise or sunset is shown at the top of the screen. This respects the 'Sunrise/sunset times' in Settings > Astronomy. For a description of each time, see the Sun section below.

## Chart
The chart shows the position of the sun and moon throughout the day. The X-axis is time, and the Y-axis is the altitude or height in the sky. You can tap on the sun or moon icon in the chart to see its current position. When you do this, a slider will appear so you can see its position at a different time of the day.

You can also choose to keep the current time centered in the chart by enabling 'Keep sun/moon centered' in Settings > Astronomy. This will keep the current time centered in the chart when you have today selected and will show 12 hours before and after the current time. If you have a different date selected, it will show the entire day instead.

## Sun
All times related to the sun respect the 'Sunrise/sunset times' in Settings > Astronomy. For a description of each time, see below.

The time until sunrise or sunset is shown at the top of the screen.

The time of sunrise, sunset, and noon is shown below the chart, as well as the length of the day. If you tap this section, you will see more details about the sun for the current day:

- **Actual**: This is the actual time of sunrise, sunset, and noon. It is the time when the sun is at the horizon.
- **Civil**: This is the time of sunrise, sunset, and noon when the sun is between 0 and 6 degrees below the horizon. There is enough light to see objects clearly.
- **Nautical**: This is the time of sunrise, sunset, and noon when the sun is between 6 and 12 degrees below the horizon. The horizon is still visible, but it is too dark to see objects clearly.
- **Astronomical**: This is the time of sunrise, sunset, and noon when the sun is between 12 and 18 degrees below the horizon. It is completely dark, but it is perfect for stargazing.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the highest point the sun reaches in the sky. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Daylight**: This is the amount of time when the sun is up.
- **Night**: This is the amount of time when the sun is down.
- **Season**: This is the astronomical season based on the Earth's position around the sun. It will be one of the following: spring, summer, fall, or winter.
- **Altitude**: This is the current angle of the sun above the horizon. It is shown in degrees.
- **Direction**: This is the current direction the sun is in. It is shown in degrees.

## Moon
The time of moonrise, moonset, and lunar noon are shown below the chart, as well as the current moon phase and illumination percentage. If you tap this section, you will see more details about the moon for the current day:

- **Times**: This is the time of moonrise, moonset, and lunar noon.
- **Moon phase**: This is the current phase of the moon as it appears in the sky.
- **Illumination**: This is the percentage of the moon that is illuminated. A full moon is 100% illuminated, and a new moon is 0% illuminated.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the highest point the moon reaches in the sky. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Supermoon**: This is when the moon is closer to the Earth than normal, making it appear larger and brighter in the sky.

## Meteor Showers
If a meteor shower peak is happening on the selected date at your location, it will show in the list. It displays the start, peak, and end times of the shower, as well as the average number of meteors per hour. You can tap on the shower to see more details:

- **Times**: This is the start, peak, and end times of the shower.
- **Name**: This is the name of the shower.
- **Rate**: This is the average number of meteors per hour.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the highest point the radiant (area where the meteors appear to come from) reaches in the sky. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Peak direction**: This is the direction the radiant is in.

## Lunar Eclipses
If a lunar eclipse is happening on the selected date at your location, it will show in the list. It displays the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse, as well as how much of the moon is eclipsed. You can tap on the eclipse to see more details:

- **Times**: This is the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse.
- **Duration**: This is the duration of the eclipse.
- **Obscuration**: This is the percentage of the moon that is eclipsed.
- **Magnitude**: This is the magnitude of the eclipse. It is the fraction of the moon's diameter that is eclipsed.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the altitude of the moon at the peak of the eclipse. It is shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Peak direction**: This is the direction the moon is in at the peak of the eclipse.

## Solar Eclipses
If a solar eclipse is happening on the selected date at your location, it will show in the list. It displays the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse, as well as how much of the sun is eclipsed. You can tap on the eclipse to see more details:

- **Times**: This is the start, peak, and end times of the eclipse.
- **Duration**: This is the duration of the eclipse.
- **Obscuration**: This is the percentage of the sun that is eclipsed.
- **Magnitude**: This is the magnitude of the eclipse. It is the fraction of the sun's diameter that is eclipsed.
- **Peak altitude**: This is the altitude of the sun at the peak of the eclipse, shown in degrees above the horizon.
- **Peak direction**: This is the direction the sun is in at the peak of the eclipse.

## Sunset Alerts
Alerts can be set for sunset to avoid being caught outside in the dark. To set an alert, open Settings > Astronomy and enable 'Sunset alerts'. You can adjust the 'Sunset alert time' setting to determine how far in advance you want to be notified. There is also a quick action available for the sunset alert. See below for more information.

## Astronomy Alerts
Alerts can be set for astronomical events to ensure you don't miss them. To set an alert, open Settings > Astronomy and enable the alerts you want to be notified about for your location. You can receive notifications for meteor showers, lunar eclipses, and solar eclipses. The alert will be shown up to 24 hours in advance of the event start time.

## View in 3D
If your phone has a compass, you will see a "View in 3D" button. Clicking this will open the Augmented Reality tool with the selected date and allow you to see where the sun and moon will be throughout the day using your camera.

You can choose to disable the camera when clicked by disabling the "Settings > Astronomy > Use camera for 3D viewing" setting.

## Quick Action
You can enable the Sunset Alert quick action in the settings for the tab where you want it to appear.

To use the quick action, tap the sunset alert quick action button to toggle it on or off.
 
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