Jupiter opposition only comes along roughly every 13 months, so don't miss it. You can enjoy Jupiter with the naked eye, but it really pops when you look at it through a good pair of binoculars or ...

Jupiter is in opposition with the sun about once every Earth year, but this year the two planets will be at their closest in almost 60 years. Skip to content. NOWCAST KCRA 3 News at Noon.

If you miss Jupiter at opposition this year, the next chance to see this astronomical event will be on Nov. 3, 2023. Whether you're new to skywatching or have been it at for years, ...

The current opposition will be a stand-out occasion, though, because it is occurring at almost the exact same time that Jupiter will be making its closest approach to Earth since 1963.

Jupiter will soon reach opposition, appearing larger and brighter than at any other point of the year. At the same time, it’ll make its closest approach to Earth in nearly 60 years.

Jupiter stands more than 70° high at local midnight this month, reaching opposition on the 7th. Uranus, nearby, will likely require optical aid to view. Credit: Astronomy: Roen Kelly ...

When Jupiter is at its highest point in the sky, the sun in conjunction to Earth will “be below your feet,” EarthSky said. Leading up to its opposition, Jupiter will be at perigee, or closest ...

Jupiter, the king of our planets at 10 times the size of Earth will become the “star” of our evening sky this month. It will reach opposition on Dec. 7 which means that it will rise at sunset ...

Jupiter opposition only comes along roughly every 13 months, so don't miss it. You can enjoy Jupiter with the naked eye, but it really pops when you look at it through a good pair of binoculars or ...

Jupiter will soon reach opposition, appearing larger and brighter than at any other point of the year. At the same time, it’ll make its closest approach to Earth in nearly 60 years.

Jupiter will soon reach opposition, appearing larger and brighter than at any other point of the year. At the same time, it’ll make its closest approach to Earth in nearly 60 years.