Where can I find a map of the night sky for every month?

Answer 1

http://www.heavens-above.com/

is a great site where you can not only get a skymap for any date and time you want, you can also get info on observing the space station, Hubble, Iridium flares, and other orbiting stuff.

Too bad you didn't ask this yesterday, Saturn passed just under the moon about 2:00AM PST this morning, quite a sight through a good scope.

Iridium flares? Those are reflections off of a group of comm satelites' mirror-like disc antenna, very spectacular, brighter than Venus for a couple of seconds. Check it out.

Answer 2

Just supporting Gary above. Heavens above is all you need.

You have to select your lpcation (Select is bottom right of the home screen). The database has 2 million locations, right down to the village level wordwide. If interested, you should register. Then when you go into Heavens-above, it brings up the info for your location automatically.

Incidentally, the sky map shows for current date and time when you first go in, but as Gary said, you can change the date to see future and past skies. Also, the sky map is sizeable.

Have fun.

Answer 3

Skymaps:
http://skymaps.com/

And Sky and Telescope.

Answer 4

any good astrology encylopaedia has such maps. plus, you can learn how to do birth charts. you can help a person predict what will happen in thier life and give them a chance to change it before it happens!

Answer 5

Here.