Planet
Jupiter
The giant of our solar system
Explore Jupiter in Sky Timeline →Preview: Barcelona · 13 Nov · 22:00. Change your location in Sky Timeline.
What to look for
Steady binoculars can reveal Jupiter’s four largest moons. A small telescope brings its broad cloud bands into view.
A possible observing time in Barcelona is around 07:00 on 14 Nov. This estimate uses position and twilight; check the local forecast in your sky plan.
At the preview time
- Height above the horizon
- -22.2°
- Direction
- northeast · 45°
- Apparent magnitude
- -2.1
- Illuminated fraction
- 99%
- Distance from Earth
- 793,004,331 km
- Constellation region
- Leo
These are calculated values for the selected instant. A position above the horizon does not guarantee visibility. The illustration is schematic and objects are not shown to scale.
Explore another night
Visibility changes with place, season and time. Move through the night to see the object rise, cross the sky and set, while weather remains a separate estimate.
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