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Space news: launches, missions and the sky above
Section IV · 1 story
Eclipses, meteor showers, auroras and space weather: what to look for in the sky, when, and where it can be seen.
Sky Watch Explainer
Mars and Jupiter appear 1.2 degrees apart on November 15-16, the Leonids peak around November 17 and a supermoon follows on November 24, NASA says.