Will a target be observable from the National Astronomical Observatory Rozhen (41.693° N, 24.739° E, 1750 m) on a given night — and what does the night itself look like: sunset and twilights, the Moon, the target's altitude hour by hour, and the cloud forecast over the Rhodopes.
Try: M31 · M42 · V1057 Cyg · HD 189733 · NGC 7000 · Vega · 3C 273 · ← previous night · next night →
Bands: daylight → civil → nautical → astronomical twilight → night. Dashed grey: the Moon. Dashed lines: 20° (airmass ~2.9) and 30° (airmass 2.0).
No forecast this far ahead — Open-Meteo covers the next 4 days.
The 20°/30° limits are the usual photometric ones (airmass ~2.9 / 2.0), not the mechanical limits of any instrument — those, the dome, and the observing schedule are the observatory's to confirm.
All times are local (Europe/Sofia). The night runs from local noon to the next local noon.
curl -sS "https://devops.majbase.com/rozhen-planner/api?target=M31&date=2026-10-03"
curl -sS "https://devops.majbase.com/rozhen-planner/api?target=83.63+22.01" # RA Dec in degrees
curl -sS "https://devops.majbase.com/rozhen-planner/api" # just the night (Sun, Moon, clouds)
The response carries night (sunset/sunrise, twilights, dark window, Moon), target (coordinates, transit, dark hours above the limits, Moon separation, verdict of good / marginal / poor / none / never, and the 5-minute track of altitude, azimuth and airmass) and forecast (hourly rows for the night). Times are ISO 8601 UTC.