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Visible Planets, Moon Phases & Events, November 2. The night sky tonight and on any clear night offers an ever- changing display of fascinating objects you can see, from stars and constellations to bright planets, often the moon, and sometimes special events like meteor showers. Observing the night sky can be done with no special equipment, although a sky map can be very useful, and a good beginner telescope or binoculars will enhance some experiences and bring some otherwise invisible objects into view. You can also use astronomy accessories to make your observing easier, and use our Satellite Tracker page powered by N2. YO. com to find out when to see the International Space Station and other satellites. Below, find out what's up in the night sky tonight (Planets Visible Now, Moon Phases, Observing Highlights This Month) plus other resources (Skywatching Terms, Night Sky Observing Tips and Further Reading). The night sky is more than just the moon and stars, if you know when and where to look.

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Saturday, November 4 at 1: 2. EDT - Full Frost / Beaver Moon.

The November Full Moon, traditionally known as the Beaver Moon or Frost Moon, always shines in or near the stars of Taurus and Aries. Since it's opposite the sun on this day of the lunar month, it rises at sunset and sets at sunrise. Sunday, November 5 early evening – Moon Occults Aldebaran.

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On the evening of Sunday, November 5, the nearly full moon will occult the naked eye star Aldebaran for observers in North America (except the west coast), northern Europe, and northwestern Asia. At approximately 8 p. EST, the moon's lit leading limb will cover Aldebaran. The star will emerge from the opposite dark limb about 9 p. Times vary by region. Friday, November 1. EST - Last Quarter Moon.

Last quarter moons rise around midnight and remain visible in the southern sky during morning daylight. At this phase, the moon is illuminated on the eastern side, towards the pre- dawn sun. At last quarter, the moon is positioned ahead of the Earth in our trip around the sun. About 3½ hours later, earth will occupy that same location in space. After last quarter, the waning moon wane traverses the last quarter of its orbit around the earth, on the way to new moon. Saturday, November 1. Moon meets Regulus. In the southern pre- dawn sky on Saturday, November 1.

Regulus. For observers in southwestern North America and Central America, the moon will occult the star in daylight during the late morning. Observers in Japan and eastern Asia will see the event under a dark sky in the wee hours of November 1. Times and durations vary by region. Sunday, November 1. Northern Taurid Meteor Shower Peak. The Northern Taurids run from October 1. December 1. 0th annually.

The weak shower, with only 5 meteors per hour at the peak, is derived from material left by the passage of periodic Comet 2. P/Encke. The debris' larger than average grains often produce colorful fireballs.

Watch on Saturday evening, before the last quarter moon rises. Monday, November 1. Venus kisses Jupiter. Between 5: 3. 0 a. Monday, November 1.

Venus positioned only 0. Jupiter. The two planets will easily fit together in the field of view of a backyard telescope. Be sure to point telescopes away before the sun rises below them.)Tuesday, November 1.

Old Moon passes Mars. In the eastern pre- dawn sky on the morning of Tuesday, November 1. Mars. The double star Porrima will be visible between them.

The following morning, the moon will shift to sit 6 degrees to the lower left of Mars. Thursday, November 1. Old Moon near Jupiter and Venus. For an hour before sunrise on the morning of Thursday, November 1. Jupiter, with bright Venus appearing a few degrees lower.

The following morning, the moon will drop to sit about 4. Venus. Saturday, November 1.

Leonid Meteor Shower peak. The annual Leonid Meteor shower, derived from material left by repeated passages of periodic Comet 5. P/Tempel- Tuttle, runs from November 5th to December 3rd. At the peak, before dawn on November 1. A new moon will provide a dark sky for meteor watchers.

Saturday, November 1. EST - New Moon. When new, the moon is traveling between the Earth and the sun.

Sunlight is only reaching the side of the moon that is turned away from us, and the moon is in the same region of the sky where the sun is, so it cannot be seen. A day or two after new moon, look low above the western horizon after sunset for the slender sliver of the waxing crescent moon. Sunday, November 1. Mercury near the Moon.

For an hour after sunset on Sunday, November 1. Mercury – both objects embedded in the twilight's glow. Monday, November 2. Saturn near the Crescent Moon.

In the southwestern early evening sky on Monday, November 2. Saturn, making a lovely sight in binoculars. Thursday, November 2. Mercury at Greatest Eastern Elongation.

On the evening of Thursday, November 2. Mercury will reach its widest separation east of the Sun. Viewed in a telescope (inset), the planet will exhibit a waning gibbous phase. Sunday, November 2. EST - First Quarter Moon. At first quarter, the relative positions of the Earth, sun, and moon cause us to see the moon half illuminated - on the western (right- hand) side. First quarter moons rise around noon and set around midnight, so they are visible starting in the afternoon hours.

The term quarter moon refers not to its shape, but the fact that our natural satellite has now completely the first quarter of its orbit around Earth since the last new moon. Tuesday, November 2. Mercury meets Saturn. Look very low in the western sky for about half an hour after sunset on Tuesday, November 2. Mercury sitting three degrees to the lower left of Saturn. During November, Mercury delivers a poor evening apparition for observers in mid- northern latitudes worldwide, never climbing very high in the sky due to its position below an already shallow evening ecliptic. Viewed through a telescope during November, Mercury's disk will nearly double in diameter and reduce in phase from almost full to less than half illuminated.

It is at peak visibility after reaching its greatest angle east of the sun on November 2. For an hour after sunset on Sunday, November 1. Mercury. In the last week of the month, Mercury passes a few degrees below Saturn. Extremely bright Venus remains visible in the eastern pre- dawn sky during November, but drops steadily lower as it swings sunwards – passing a few degrees to the left of the bright star Spica on November 2- 3. Throughout the month, Venus exhibits a nearly full phase. On the mornings surrounding Monday, November 1.

Venus will pass very close to Jupiter. At only 0. 2. 5 degrees apart at closest approach, the two planets will fit within the field of view of a backyard telescope's eyepiece. Before sunrise on November 1. Venus. During November Mars, moving prograde through Virgo, climbs away from the sun in the eastern pre- dawn sky. Still quite small and dim, the red planet will brighten slightly as it slowly decreases its distance from Earth. On November 1. 4 and 1.

Mars. Fresh from solar conjunction, Jupiter is visible in the predawn eastern sky in November, moving prograde from Virgo into Libra on November 1. During mornings in mid- month, Jupiter will be very close to Venus, reaching a minimum separation of 0. Monday, November 1. At that time, the two planets will fit together within the field of view of a backyard telescope's eyepiece.

The waning crescent moon hops over Jupiter on November 1. Saturn spends November as a naked eye object in the southwestern evening sky. It sets about 8: 3.