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November 2026 brings a range of astronomical events, including lunar phases and conjunctions with planets and stars. Four planets will appear in the dawn sky between November 13 and 22. The full Moon falls on November 24, close to the Moon’s perigee, and is popularly known as a “supermoon.” The Northern Taurids peak on the night of November 11–12, and the Leonids on the night of November 17–18, with an expected rate of 10 to 15 meteors per hour under ideal conditions. The Southern Taurids peak at around five meteors per hour. Mars, Jupiter and the star Regulus will form a triangle visible to the naked eye before sunrise on November 22. Uranus reaches opposition on November 26, and the Andromeda Galaxy can be seen from dark locations. For the best viewing, choose a spot with an open horizon, check the weather and avoid sources of light.
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