Tonight's Night Sky: October 2024 Viewing Guide [Maps]

As stargazers look to the night sky this November, numerous celestial events and observable phenomena are set to unfold. Interested observers can enjoy the sights of bright planets, the moon’s phases, and special occurrences such as meteor showers, all without the need for specialized equipment—though tools like telescopes and binoculars can enhance the experience. Highlighted dates include the new moon on November 1, Earthshine visible on November 4, and the peak of the Southern Taurid meteor shower on the same day. Furthermore, the full Frost Supermoon will grace the sky on November 15, coinciding with Saturn ceasing its retrograde motion. Enthusiasts can track the International Space Station and explore various astronomy resources to maximize their night sky experiences. Detailed guides on visible planets and notable astronomical events throughout the month are readily available to assist both novice and experienced skywatchers.

Tonight’s Night Sky: October 2024 Viewing Guide [Maps]

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