A crescent Moon passing in front of our solar system’s largest planet is a rare and brilliant sight. Here's how to see it for ...
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Moon will hide Jupiter across much of North America on Oct. 6
Before dawn on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026, the waning crescent Moon will occult Jupiter, hiding the giant planet for about an hour ...
It's a busy skywatching month ahead. The first full week of October sees two top-notch skywatching events, with Saturn ...
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Jupiter will disappear behind the moon on Oct. 6 — if you're in the right place, you can watch it
A waning crescent moon will pass directly in front of Jupiter before dawn on Oct. 6, hiding the giant planet from view across parts of North America.
On Tuesday, Oct. 6, the moon will occult Jupiter before sunrise, creating a rare celestial spectacle visible across eastern North America and beyond.
The moon and Jupiter will meet before dawn on Sept. 8, before the moon hides the giant planet from view in a rare daytime occultation.
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