On the morning of May 21. northern hemisphere viewers will be able to see this gathering of solar system objects in the eastern sky about an hour before sunrise.

Get up earlier and look southeast to see Jupiter, and with a small telescope you might be able to spot Neptune as well. Watch for Jupiter's Galilean moons as well -- extending from Jupiter towards the right of your screen are Europa, Io, Ganymede, and Callisto.

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