Skywatchers and planets enthusiasts must be ready as the Moon and Jupiter will meet up in the night sky tonight offering the brightest lunar experience.
Moon and Jupiter meet up in the sky! (Photo: iNFOTEL MULTIMEDIA)
Moon and Jupiter to Meet in the Night Sky
SPACE reports that the Moon and Jupiter will likely meet up in the night sky for people to see. Skywatchers and people who enjoy watching stars at night may be able to gaze upon the moon and Jupiter’s meet-up.
The moon and Jupiter that will meet in the night sky will be meeting every evening until the end of October when it will illuminate the night sky the brightest for skywatchers to see.
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Where to Watch the Moon and Jupiter?
Moon and Jupiter are the brightest when they are together. However, the question is: Where do skywatchers need to watch the sky if they want to see both planets meeting?
Science Focus says that fortunately, the moon and Jupiter are easy to find and thus can be seen just outside your home. If you want to find Jupiter, you just need to find the moon and look towards the north-eastern horizon. There, you will see how the moon and Jupiter meet up in the night sky.
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