The sky above is drawn for your own location, right now. The drift is sped up.
World ranking
Today's round, everyone who played it. Tap a player to see the photos they took, recomputed for their sky.
Caught around the world
Orange cards are catches players chose to share, shown where they were taken. Teal cards are not players: they show what is really up over that city right now, computed.
Every catch unlocks a computed view
Up tonight, and already photographed:
Every catch opens a computed view of that object as it is at that second: the true phase, the tilt of Saturn’s rings, where Jupiter’s four moons stand tonight. Not a camera photo and not stock art — drawn from the same measurements the rest of the site runs on.
How it works
- Hold the phone up and turn. The sky turns with you.
- Put the crosshair on the target and hold it there for a moment.
- The shutter fires. Read what you caught, then go for the next one.
Targets are chosen from what is really above your location right now, so the round changes every night. You can play indoors or under cloud: the game shows you where a thing is, not whether you can see it.