Occultations in your calendar

One feed per city. Your calendar app keeps it up to date.

What's in a feed

Every occultation on this site that your city can see, with a reminder 30 minutes before. Also every star occultation bright enough for binoculars over the next 12 months, with the Moon at least 5° up in a dark sky. Each entry gives the times, where the Moon is, and a link to the full page.

Asteroid shadows are included when the path passes over or near your town, with the star at least 10° up in a dark sky. Expect two or three a month in India. Each says how far the centre line is and links the finder chart and directions. Inside the path, the reminder comes 30 minutes ahead. If you need to drive, it comes early enough to pack and go, up to 3 hours ahead.

Jupiter's and Saturn's moons are left out: they have several events a night. Times come from the JPL DE431 ephemeris, as on the rest of the site.

Adding it

iPhone, iPad, Mac: tap Subscribe. Google Calendar and Android: use “Add to Google Calendar” on a computer; the calendar then appears on your phone. Outlook: Add calendar → Subscribe from web, and paste the link. Calendar apps check a subscribed feed every few hours to a day, and the feed changes whenever the site is updated. It is a subscription, not an account: nothing about you is sent anywhere.