Nights on Earth 2023 is a 12-month calendar and stargazer's guide to the night sky, from astro-landscape photographer Phil Mosby. As much an Almanac as it is a traditional wall calendar, Nights on Earth contains a plethora of interesting space and astronomy-related facts and datapoints accompanied by 12 awe-inspiring Nightscape photos captured around Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Meticulously researched and gorgeously printed on heavy paper stock, Nights on Earth is a unique, interesting, and functional gift for any space, science, nature, or photography lover!

Specs: 12" x 12" (12" x 24" when open) full-size wall calendar, beautifully printed on heavy paper stock in Reno, NV.

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This calendar focuses on astronomical events that can be viewed from the Northern Hemisphere. The times & dates of astronomical events in this calendar are estimates, based off of the location of 39.0968° N, 120.0324° W (Lake Tahoe, CA, USA) with adherence to DST changes.

In most parts of the Northern Hemisphere, the local timing of most events will be roughly correct (depending how far North or South of 39.0968° N you are, among other factors); however, it is recommended to use this calendar only as a general guide of when in the month/year astronomical events are taking place, and then use an astronomical phone app, an ephemeris, or one of the websites from the credits below, to further research the events and plan your viewing.

A brief summary of the general visibility of the planets of our solar system as well as the Milky Way for each month of the year.

Bulk/Wholesale pricing is available. Please contact phil@phil.camera with any questions, comments, or inquiries.

The creation of this calendar was only possible because of the vast amount of Astronomical information generated, calculated, analyzed, and freely distributed online by a host of awesome websites (and the equally awesome people who run them). The sites I leaned on most heavily in gathering and verifying data for this calendar (and that I use for my own daily research relating to my astro-landscape photography) are:

www.timeanddate.com
www.seasky.org
www.nakedeyeplanets.com
www.in-the-sky.org
The Star Walk 2 Android App

Consult these excellent resources to learn more about all of the astronomical events listed in this calendar and to find out the timing of astronomical events specific to your exact location on earth.