What's Up for November 2012

Jupiter "stars" in the evening sky all month.You can't miss it!

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  Science & Technology

[Aaron Gross]

Does NASA publish a list of amateur groups? I'd like to check out Jupiter.

[JPLnews]

Check out the Night Sky Network. They have a list of US astronomy clubs in their network - several hundred in the US. If not one there, google your state to find the closest astronomy club. Other counry? Same thing - Google. There are hundreds of clubs out there! All willing to help. Jane

[ScottishDrunkenHobo2]

Hooray, you promised me Jupiter's moons in your last video and didn't disappoint!

[JPLnews]

Thanks! There may be more Jupiter images next month too. I am writing it right now. Jupiter will be a fabulous target next month too! Jane

[Bab5crusade]

*Looks up in the sky.* Damn it's another cloudy Washington night.

[JPLnews]

Awww, luckily Jupiter will be a great target all month, next month and even longer! Jane

[子君 陈]

I see the Mercury these days!Fascinating!Did you see it?

[HeythereisPekas]

ooww no lo pude ver u.u

[1sorryham]

Many of the major observatories have telescopes that are not at all optimized for visual use (some don't even have provisions for viewing with the eye and only use cameras or special instruments). There are many public observatories and astronomy clubs in the U.S. that offer frequent public viewing sessions in telescopes that are designed specifically for viewing with the eye. A quick internet search should find one near you.

[Kilgore Trout]

fucking clouds..

[ArattaTube]

I have seen Jupiter, Saturn, Mars and Venus. Only Mercury is left to see :)

[MariaGarcia281]

thanks for the info

[DawnCherryful]

I feel all the major observatories should give full viewing priviledges to the public, that is the world instead of a chosen few. The sky belongs to all of us. There should be live links on Youtube.

[Ludwig Nyman]

That surprises me actually, but thanks for clearing that up for us! :)

[JPLnews]

Find a local astronomy club - they will help you to learn how to use your telescope. If no local one, try Cloudy Nights - an online astro group with many topics. Look for beginners corner and ask questions. Jane