Given Jupiter and Uranus are only half a degree from each other in the night sky, you’ll be able to see both simultaneously in a pair of stargazing binoculars. Stargazers rarely need visual aids ...

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Here's how to see this rare conjunction on Monday night. Jupiter and Saturn are actually separated by more than four times the distance between Earth and the sun. But on Monday, the night of the ...