Mars and Jupiter are currently in conjunction, appearing unusually close in the night sky, a spectacular event that won’t recur until 2033.
On August 27, Mars and Jupiter will be joined by the crescent moon, creating a rare triple conjunction visible before sunrise.
Light pollution can hinder the visibility of the conjunction, so it’s beneficial to find a dark location for optimal viewing.
While telescopes are not necessary, using advanced observing instruments can enhance your experience, allowing you to see nearby stars Aldebaran and Betelgeuse.
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