In late September and October 2007, Jupiter could still be seen just
after sunset, low in the sky near the constellation Scorpio. Also visible
was the asteroid Juno, west (to the right of Jupiter) and slightly higher
in the sky. Jupiter approached conjunction and re-appeared in the morning
sky in early 2008 as it went behind the Sun as seen from the Earth.
Where is Jupiter in the Sky ?
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