👉On January 31, 2026, skywatchers will see a beautiful close pairing of the Moon and Jupiter in the constellation Gemini. At about 19:00 UTC, both objects will line up at nearly the same position in the sky, making them appear close together. At their nearest point, the Moon and Jupiter will be separated by only about 3°50′, with the visual gap narrowing to roughly 3°47′. The Moon, now a 12-day-old waxing gibbous, will shine intensely at magnitude −12.7, while Jupiter will glow brightly nearby

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