Look to the southeast before sunrise on 15 and 16 November and you can see Mars and Jupiter sitting about 1.2 degrees apart, close enough to spot with the naked eye, no telescope or binoculars are needed
Skywatchers, lose yourself in the sky this November. Three meteor showers are on the calendar, and on the mornings of 15 and 16 November, Mars and Jupiter will sit just 1.2 degrees apart before dawn, close enough to spot without any equipment, according to NASA’s skywatching guidance for the month. A full supermoon follows on…
