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This astronomical observation guide for October 30 through November 8 highlights several celestial events visible to observers. Saturn will be prominently visible on Halloween night, the Summer Triangle asterism remains observable in the evening sky, the Taurid meteor shower will be active, and the last-quarter Moon will pass near Mars, Jupiter, and the star Regulus during early morning hours.
Why it matters
This guide provides amateur astronomers and casual sky watchers with information about readily observable celestial phenomena that require minimal or no equipment to view. These recurring astronomical events help engage public interest in observational astronomy and provide opportunities for educational outreach.
Saturn glows for Halloween, the Summer Triangle effect continues, the Taurids tease, and the last-quarter Moon passes Mars, Jupiter, and Regulus in early dawn.
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Source: This Week's Sky at a Glance, October 30 – November 8