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The November sky will delight the Russians with a supermoon and a rare approach of Mars to Jupiter: November 2 - the Moon, Mars, Jupiter and the planet Regulus will line up almost in one line. November 7 - the thin crescent moon will be near Venus. This will be the closest approach to these celestial bodies in 2026. November 16 - Mars and Jupiter will come within just 1.2 degrees. On the night between November 16 and 17, the Leonid meteor shower will reach its peak, which can be observed in the form of a star. November 20 - Mercury will reach its maximum distance from the Sun, making it easier to see before dawn above the eastern horizon. On November 24, a supermoon will occur - the moon will be closer to the Earth and will appear a little bigger and brighter than usual. The Pleiades star cluster will be visible next to it. On November 30, the Moon, Jupiter, Mars and the planet Regulus will again line up almost in a row.

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The November sky will delight the Russians with a supermoon and a rare approach of Mars to Jupiter: November 2 - the Moon, Mars, Jupiter and the planet Regulus will line up almost in one line. November 7 - the thin crescent moon will be near Venus. This will be the closest approach to these celestial bodies in 2026. November 16 - Mars and Jupiter will come within just 1.2 degrees. On the night between November 16 and 17, the Leonid meteor shower will reach its peak, which can be observed in the form of a star. November 20 - Mercury will reach its maximum distance from the Sun, making it easier to see before dawn above the eastern horizon. On November 24, a supermoon will occur - the moon will be closer to the Earth and will appear a little bigger and brighter than usual. The Pleiades star cluster will be visible next to it. On November 30, the Moon, Jupiter, Mars and the planet Regulus will again line up almost in a row.

The November sky will delight the Russians with a supermoon and a rare approach of Mars to Jupiter: November 2 - the Moon, Mars, Jupiter and the planet Regulus will line up almost in one line. November 7 - the thin crescent moon will be near Venus. This will be the closest approach to these celestial bodies in 2026. November 16 - Mars and Jupiter will come within just 1.2 degrees. On the night between November 16 and 17, the Leonid meteor shower will reach its peak, which can be observed in the form of a star. November 20 - Mercury will reach its maximum distance from the Sun, making it easier to see before dawn above the eastern horizon. On November 24, a supermoon will occur - the moon will be closer to the Earth and will appear a little bigger and brighter than usual. The Pleiades star cluster will be visible next to it. On November 30, the Moon, Jupiter, Mars and the planet Regulus will again line up almost in a row.

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