For the past few weeks,
Jupiter has been hiding behind the sun. In November, the giant planet
will emerge from the glare and race into the pre-dawn sky for a
spectacular conjunction with Venus. At closest approach on
Nov. 13th,
the two bright worlds will be a breathtaking 0.3 degrees apart--so
close that you can hide them together behind an outstretched pinky
finger. Mark your calendar for the 12th, 13th, and 14th. Star Charts available at:
http://spaceweather.com/ This post courtesy of SpaceWeather.com, to go there just click the underlined link. (JRJ)