November full of phenomena: Taurids, Leonids and Mars-Jupiter approach
November offers astronomy enthusiasts many interesting phenomena to observe. Around November 12, the Northern Taurids will reach maximum — slow, bright meteors visible in dark skies after the new moon. On the night of November 17–18, the Leonids will produce 10–15 meteors per hour. On the night of November 15–16, Mars and Jupiter will approach each other to about 1.2 degrees, and the full moon will occur on November 24 at 15:53.
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