For the best view of tonight’s sunset from Hale Ono Loa, try arriving about 15 minutes before the time posted below. You'll catch the sky’s slow transition as it melts from pale shimmer to deep gold. Sunset watching here isn’t just popular! It’s a daily ritual.
Here’s a Quick Astronomy refresher to make more sense of the data on this Page:
Solar Noon: The moment the sun reaches its highest point in the sky today — ideal for full sunlight and minimal shadows.
Tonight’s Moon Phase: The current shape of the moon's visible surface, ranging from a slim crescent to a full glowing disc.
Lunar Age: How many days have passed since the last new moon — a way to track the moon’s monthly cycle.
Illumination: The percentage of the moon’s surface that is lit and visible from Earth — helps you know how bright it will appear tonight.