Look to the southwest. Look for the brightest object in the sky, a little less than halfway between the horizon and overhead. That's Jupiter. There's another object, not so bright, a little above and to the right of Jupiter. That's Saturn. Best time to look is just after sunset, but it will still be there tomorrow. I wish you clear skies!
It's the Christmas Star. It's actually Jupiter and Saturn. They are extremely close together, so they look like one big bright twinkly star. Look Southwest. It's nearish to the horizon, so if you have tall buildings around it might be difficult to see.
Look to the southwest. Look for the brightest object in the sky, a little less than halfway between the horizon and overhead. That's Jupiter. There's another object, not so bright, a little above and to the right of Jupiter. That's Saturn. Best time to look is just after sunset, but it will still be there tomorrow. I wish you clear skies!
https://astronomy.com/news/2020/12/jupiter-and-saturn-will-form-rare-christmas-star-on-winter-solstice
We were overcast tonight :-(
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WV9gin3IT78
About 1:45 in she gets a pretty good shot of it.
Good luck tomorrow!
I haven't looked but I think Saturn and Mars
Black people FLYING with their new powers, DUH!
Was afraid I missed it. Thx y'all.
Hey! That's Saturn, by Jupiter. What I saw ---> O o
It's the Christmas Star. It's actually Jupiter and Saturn. They are extremely close together, so they look like one big bright twinkly star. Look Southwest. It's nearish to the horizon, so if you have tall buildings around it might be difficult to see.