Jupiter and the Moon Shine Together Tonight: How to See It

Tuesday, February 3, 2015 - 16:00 in Astronomy & Space

If your sky is clear early this evening, about an hour after sundown, you might be able to see the February full moon — sometimes known as the 'Snow Moon' — shining with the giant planet Jupiter in the east-northeast sky. Jupiter should be located to the

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