[James]

Go out now and you'll see the planet Jupiter next to the Moon.

For early risers in the British Isles, Jupiter can be found in the constellation of Virgo low in the east-southeast from 4am GMT. For those of you not prepared to brave the cold of such small hours, the 25-day-old waning crescent Moon lies within the same binocular field of view as the magnitude -1.8 largest planet at the start of nautical twilight on Friday 25 November. Look low in the southeast around 6:30am GMT to see this beautiful conjunction.

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https://astronomynow.com/2016/11/18/...f-25-november/