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elleng

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Mon Jul 4, 2016, 02:07 PM Jul 2016

How to see Jupiter tonight [View all]

Jupiter is the brightest “star” on July, 2016 evenings. It lights up the sky almost immediately after sunset. Go outside, and look generally westward, the direction of sunset. The brightest starlike object up there will be Jupiter.

Jupiter can be seen from all parts of Earth. From mid-northern latitudes, the king planet shines in the southwest sky at nightfall. From the Southern Hemisphere, look in the north to northwest sky as darkness falls.

As evening falls, Mars and Saturn shine on one side of the sky, while Jupiter appears in the west.

http://earthsky.org/astronomy-essentials/how-to-see-jupiter-july-2016-juno

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