Sunrise & Sunset Calculator: Plan Your Perfect Day
From photographers chasing golden hour to farmers planning work, knowing exact sun times is essential. Our calculator uses NASA-grade algorithms for any location on Earth.
What You Get
- Civil Twilight: When you can read outside
- Nautical Twilight: Horizon visible at sea
- Astronomical Twilight: Faint stars visible
- Golden Hour: Best light for photos
- Blue Hour: Deep blue sky after sunset
Seasonal Day Length (New York)
| Date | Sunrise | Sunset | Day Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 21 (Solstice) | 5:25 AM | 8:31 PM | 15h 6m |
| Dec 21 (Solstice) | 7:17 AM | 4:31 PM | 9h 14m |
| Mar 20 (Equinox) | 6:59 AM | 7:05 PM | 12h 6m |
Golden Hour Tips
- Morning: Soft, warm light (30–60 min after sunrise)
- Evening: Rich colors (30–60 min before sunset)
- Avoid noon: Harsh shadows
Pro Tips
- Use for prayer times (Fajr, Maghrib)
- Plan outdoor weddings
- Track plant growth
- Pair with Moon Phase
FAQs
Accurate for poles? Yes — handles 24h daylight/darkness.
What about elevation? Uses sea level (standard).
Future dates? Works up to 2100.
Conclusion
The sun waits for no one. Use our 2025 Sunrise & Sunset Calculator to catch every ray — from dawn to dusk.
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