The Sky This Week from October 25 to November 1: Callisto slips south of Jupiter

Friday, October 25Venus passes 3° north of Antares at 3 P.M. EDT. The pair is very low in the southwest, but if you’ve got a clear horizon, both should be visible some 40 minutes after sunset. Venus stands out first, glowing a brilliant magnitude –4. Compare its light to dimmer, magnitude 1.1 Antares, to theContinue reading “The Sky This Week from October 25 to November 1: Callisto slips south of Jupiter”
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