Mars and Jupiter draw close in the sky overnight
Mars and Jupiter are due to appear close together in the sky overnight on November 15–16, according to Space.com. The conjunction is an apparent alignment from Earth’s perspective.
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Mars and Jupiter are due to appear close together in the sky overnight on November 15–16, according to Space.com. The conjunction is an apparent alignment from Earth’s perspective.
The planets remain far apart in space. What observers see depends on local conditions and a clear view of the sky.
Source: Space.com.
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