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The Full Moon is Friday December 5. This is a perigee ("super") Full Moon. Saturn is high in the north-western sky. Jupiter is visible in the morning sky near the bright star Pollux. Jupiter is rising before midnight and is close to the waning moon on the 7th. Jupiter is still best in the morning.

The Full Moon is Friday December 5. This is a perigee ("super") Full Moon...

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To be read in conjunction with listening to the second half of the Astrophiz November Sky Guide. https://soundcloud.com/astrophiz/novemberskyguide224

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The First Quarter Moon is Friday November 28. The Lunar X is visible on the 27th. Saturn is high in the north-western sky and is close to the waxing moon on the 28th. Jupiter is visible in the morning sky near the bright star Pollux. Jupiter is rising before midnight but is still best in the morning.

The First Quarter Moon is Friday November 28. The Lunar X is visi...

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The New Moon is Thursday November 20.  Mercury is lost in the twilight. Mars is near the thin crescent moon on the 21st deep in the twilight. Saturn is high in the north-western sky. Jupiter is visible in the morning sky near the bright star Pollux. Jupiter is rising before midnight but is still best in the morning.

The New Moon is Thursday November 20. The Moon is...

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The New Moon is Thursday November 20.  Mercury meets Mars deep in the twilight on the 13th.  Then Mercury is lost in the twilight. Saturn is high in the northern sky. Jupiter is visible in the morning sky near the bright star Pollux. Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemon) may be visible in binoculars.

The New Moon is Thursday November 20. The Moon is at apogee, when it is fu...

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