Jupiter Is So Close to Earth Right Now You Can See Its Moons With Binoculars

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Jupiter, our solar system's most massive planet will be the biggest and brightest in the sky this week. The gastour planet will reach directly opposite the Sun and roughly 640,962,549 kilometres from Earth. The brilliant jewel to the naked eye looks even better through binoculars or a small telescope.

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