Explore the sky
Use the implemented globe in Satellite Finder to inspect the Sun and Moon and their available times.
Sun & Sky

Sun & Sky for iPhone
Coming soon to the App Store
Android app coming soon.
The standalone Sun & Sky app is coming soon. You can explore the current Sun, Moon and solar-planning features inside Satellite Finder. The steps and screen examples below use that implemented tool.
Explore the screens, then follow the guide to try them yourself.
Practical ways to use Sun & Sky.
Use the implemented globe in Satellite Finder to inspect the Sun and Moon and their available times.
Set the site on the Solar page and compare facing and tilt guidance.
Use sky directions together with a real inspection for nearby obstacles.
Start with a useful task, then keep the result.
The separate app is coming soon. Open Satellite Finder for the sky examples shown here.
Choose the installation location and the time or date you want to inspect.
Use Solar, the globe and Tools › Sun times. Prefer a shadow alignment check.
This is a website walkthrough of implemented features inside Satellite Finder. The standalone Sun & Sky app is coming soon; screenshots must be described as Satellite Finder examples.
Practice 1
Open Satellite Finder and choose the Solar page to plan a panel. Set your current position or pick a place on the map.
Practice 2
Inspect the globe as you turn the phone. Tap the Sun or Moon to inspect the sky object and its times.
Practice 3
Open Tools › Sun times for the available solar events and dish sun-outage information.
Useful habits for your next task.
The standalone Sun & Sky app is coming soon; use the implemented Solar and sky tools inside Satellite Finder for the steps on this page.
Confirm the selected place before reading Sun times or panel guidance. A plan for another location gives different directions and times.
Check the chosen date and time before comparing the Sun or Moon with the sky you see.
Move away from steel roofs, rails, poles and magnetic phone cases if the sky overlay does not line up.
Use a shadow check for alignment. Never look directly at the Sun or aim your eyes through the phone toward it.
For panel tilt, rest the phone screen-up with its top edge toward the panel’s top. Tilt comes from gravity and heading comes from the compass.
Inspect the installation spot for actual obstructions; a computed solar direction does not show every nearby tree or building.
Sun & Sky. Inspect sun and moon positions on the turning globe and plan solar-panel alignment.
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Satellite Finder solar feature. Sun and solar-panel feature inside Satellite Finder
Read the guide ›Step-by-step instructions for the app and its tools.
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Read the steps : Use the sky tools in Satellite Finder
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Read the steps : Open the solar page in Satellite Finder
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Read the steps : Inspect the Sun and Moon on the globeGet the app
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