This week, with clear skies, get outside and do some stargazing! The “stars” you will be looking for are actually two planets! Jupiter and Saturn will shine bright this week. They both rise after 10 p.m. and stay out all night.
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If you wake up early, you should be able to see the two around 6 a.m. Look to the southwest sky, and you will see them next to each other. Jupiter will shine brighter than Saturn. The two will not twinkle like a star typically does!
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