Tonight, May 19, 2025, the Moon is in the constellation Capricornus. It is in the Waning Gibbous phase and can be seen above the horizon in the southern sky. From Greenwich, UK, for example, the Moon rises at about 1:57 AM, transits (reaches its highest point) at 6:16 AM, and sets at 10:46 AM local time. At 7:32 PM EDT, the Moon would be below the horizon in that location, but in general, it will be visible in the early morning hours
. To find the Moon tonight:
- Look towards the southern sky.
- The Moon will be about 17 degrees above the horizon around its transit time.
- It is located in the Capricornus constellation.
For a precise location and viewing times based on your exact location, you can use interactive sky maps or apps like TheSkyLive or MoonCalc, which provide real-time Moon position, rise/set times, and phase information tailored to your coordinates
