Get ready to see Jupiter and Mars get super close to the moon this week! First up, Jupiter will be about 5 degrees away from the moon on Thursday night. Then, on Sunday, Mars and the moon will be just 1 to 2 degrees apart. To see these cool events, find a spot away from bright lights and give your eyes time to adjust to the darkness. You can see Mars and Jupiter with your naked eyes, but a pair of binoculars or a telescope will give you the best view. On Thursday, look for Jupiter below the moon in the constellation Taurus. On Sunday, Mars will be above and slightly to the west of the moon in the constellation Gemini. You might even catch a lunar occultation, when the moon appears to swallow Mars! These events are super exciting for budding astronomers. So, grab your binoculars and head outside to witness the magic happening in the night sky. Who knows what other amazing things you might discover up there! Keep looking up, and you might just find something out of this world!