What time is sunset in Rosetta today?

Sunset in Rosetta is at 6:36 PM local time (Africa/Cairo) on 2026-10-07.

What phase is the Moon tonight in Rosetta?

The Moon is a Waning Crescent and about 9% illuminated.

Astronomical twilight ends at 7:56 PM local time, so the sky is fully dark from then until 5:35 AM.

Moonrise in Rosetta is at 3:29 AM and moonset is at 4:44 PM local time.

Rosetta is too far from the poles for regular aurora; it would take a very strong geomagnetic storm.

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Source: NOAA SWPC

2026-10-07 · times in Africa/Cairo · 31.40°N, 30.42°E

Event	Time
Sunrise	6:55 AM
Sunset	6:36 PM
Day length	11 h 40 min
End of civil twilight	7:00 PM
End of nautical twilight	7:28 PM
End of astronomical twilight	7:56 PM
Night length (sunset to sunrise)	12 h 20 min
Fully dark sky tonight	9 h 39 min
Astronomical twilight starts (morning)	5:35 AM

Moonrise	3:29 AM
Moonset	4:44 PM
Illumination	9%
Phase	Waning Crescent
Sublunar point (Moon overhead)	7.00°N, 157.48°W
Sublunar point ground speed	1,604 km/h

Moon values are for the moment this page was generated (20:07 UTC). A moonrise or moonset can be missing on a given date.

Planet	Rise	Set	Meridian	Visibility
Mercury (mag -0.1)	8:55 AM	7:36 PM	2:16 PM	Visible about 0.3 h after dark, highest 7° toward the SW.
Venus (mag -4.6)	8:59 AM	7:13 PM	2:06 PM	Not visible tonight: below the horizon (or too low) while the sky is dark.
Mars (mag 1.1)	1:32 AM	3:20 PM	8:26 AM	Visible about 4.8 h after dark, highest 62° toward the E.
Jupiter (mag -1.9)	2:47 AM	4:07 PM	9:27 AM	Visible about 3.5 h after dark, highest 47° toward the E.
Saturn (mag 0.2)	6:30 PM	6:47 AM	12:41 AM	Visible about 11.5 h after dark, highest 60° toward the S.

Aurora near poles only. Rosetta is too far from them to see regular aurora; it would take an extreme geomagnetic storm. See the live aurora forecast.