In a few hours we will experience a special night, with the Moon-Jupiter “kiss”, a splendid spectacle visible to the naked eye

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Splendor in the sky coming! The night between 13 and 14 October returns “kiss” Moon-Jupiterin the company of the stars Castor And Pollux. Let’s not miss this special night, it will be everything visible to the naked eye (weather permitting).

As the UAI explains, on the night between 13 and 14 October we will admire a spectacular alignment: under the stars Castor And Polluxin the constellation dei Twinswe will be able to observe the Last Quarter Moon and the planet Jupiterin conjunction in the constellation of Gemini (on the map the sky of October 14, 2025 at 2.00).

Don’t miss it!

Source: UAI

Chris Rivers

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