Basic Examples (4) 

Compute the times for all twilight variations for the current date:

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Compute the times for a specific twilight variation for the current date:

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Compute the times for a specific twilight variation for a specified date:

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Compute the times for a specific twilight variation for a specified location and date:

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Scope (3) 

Compute times for morning twilight:

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Compute times for evening twilight:

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Twilight differs depending on the time of year:

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Dates can be specified in multiple forms:

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Locations (2) 

Twilight times differ based on the specified location:

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Locations can be entities:

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Options (1) 

TimeZone (1) 

Override the default time zone:

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Possible Issues (1) 

If you go too far north/south, you may end up in a midnight sun or polar night scenario, depending on the time of year, where the Sun never sets within a 24-hour period. In such cases, the results will be missing:

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