Aperio Ephemeris

This release connects the almanac to what you can actually see. Five new features answer "what is that bright star, and when should I go outside?" — and one correction underneath makes every time in the app more accurate. What's New: - Tonight's Planets: See when Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn rise, stand highest, and set — with how high and how bright each one is right now. - Meetings in the Sky: A new filter on Cycles for the nights the Moon passes close to a planet, and for the moments a planet stands opposite the Sun, behind it, or at its furthest from it. - Venus's Cycle: Tap Venus to see its phase, its distance from the Sun, its brightness, and where it stands in the 584-day cycle from one close passage to the next. - The Out-of-Bounds Moon: See the days the Moon rides further north or south than the Sun ever does — and where we are in the 18.6-year rhythm that decides how often that happens. - Every Time, More Accurate: Sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, twilight and the planetary hours were all about a minute early, in every version until now. They are not any more. Thank you for using Aperio. Clear skies!