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your guide to constellations deep-sky

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objects planets and events tonight's sky

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after sunset look for bright Venus

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shining low in the southwest dimmer

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Saturn accompanies Venus for the first

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few days of the month use a telescope to

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get a better view before the planets

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reddish Mars appears high in the

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try to spot details on the planet with a

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some fish a ram and a triangle can all

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be found in the November night sky

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Pisces in ancient mythology our twin

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fish tied together they represent two

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Greek gods fleeing fire look for the

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circlets of stars high in the southern

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just to the east of Pisces lies Aries

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it is a dim constellation Pisces and

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Aries are in the zodiac the band of sky

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Triangulum a simple geometric

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constellation has been identified since

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ancient times look for it next to the

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RAM and the fish the lovely Triangulum

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galaxy resides here it belongs to the

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same cluster of galaxies that includes

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our own Milky Way

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also known as m33 the galaxy is about 3

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million light years distant it can be

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Jupiter's shines in the southeastern sky

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get a good view of the giant planets

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cloud bands through the sights of a

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November boasts the Leonid meteor shower

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this shower is the result of Earth's

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annual passage through the dust trails

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left by comet tempel-tuttle which

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returns to the inner solar system every

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33 years look for meteors on the evening

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of November 17th and early morning of

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November 18th

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unfortunately bright moonlight will make

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it difficult to see fainter Leonid

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the night sky is always a celestial

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showcase