What celestial objects are supported?
Solar system objects (Sun, Moon, planets), named stars (e.g., "sirius"), and deep-space objects (e.g., "andromeda", "orion_nebula").
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Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"mcp-stargazing": {
"isActive": true,
"name": "mcp-stargazing",
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"mcp-stargazing"
]
}
}
}Calculate the altitude and azimuth angles of a celestial object.
Calculate the rise and set times of a celestial object.
Get detailed information about the Moon's phase and position.
Get a list of solar system planets currently visible (above horizon).
Get the position (altitude/azimuth) of the center of a constellation.
Get a curated list of best objects to view for the night.
Fetches weather data for a specified location by its name using the QWeather API.
Fetches weather data for a specified location by its geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude) using the QWeather API.
Get light pollution data for a specific area. Returns a grid of light pollution data points including brightness, Bortle class, and SQM.
Analyze a geographic area for suitable stargazing locations. This tool searches for dark, accessible locations with good viewing conditions. Results are cached based on search parameters.
Retrieve the current datetime and timezone. Returns: Dict with keys "data", "_meta". "data" contains "current_time" (ISO string).
Mcp Stargazing calculates the altitude, azimuth, rise, and set times of celestial objects (Sun, Moon, planets, stars, and deep-space objects) for any location on Earth. It is a Python library designed for astronomers, educators, and anyone needing precise celestial positions.
Install dependencies with pip install astropy pytz numpy astroquery. Then use the functions celestial_pos and celestial_rise_set from the src.celestial module, passing an observer location (as an astropy.coordinates.EarthLocation), a timezone-aware datetime, and the celestial object name.
Solar system objects (Sun, Moon, planets), named stars (e.g., "sirius"), and deep-space objects (e.g., "andromeda", "orion_nebula").
The package requires `astropy`, `pytz`, `numpy`, and `astroquery`. Install them via pip.
`celestial_rise_set` returns two `astropy.time.Time` objects (rise and set) in UTC. You can convert them to local time as needed.
Yes. All input times should be timezone-aware datetimes (or an Astropy `Time` object). The outputs are in UTC.
The `horizon` parameter (default 0°) defines the elevation angle above which the object is considered “risen”. Use a negative value for civil twilight, etc.

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