🌙✨ FOUR CELESTIAL OBJECTS ARE SHARING THE MORNING SKY! Set your alarm and look up before sunrise on November 2–3, 2026! The waning Moon will appear alongside reddish Mars, brilliant Jupiter, and Regulus, the brightest star in Leo. 🔭 BEST VIEWING: About 1–2 hours before sunrise 📍 WHERE TO LOOK: Toward the eastern sky, before morning twilight gets too bright. You don’t need a telescope to enjoy this gathering — all four objects can be spotted with the naked eye under clear skies. Binoculars can offer a closer look, but keep them pointed well away from the rising Sun. ✨ The Moon will shift its position relative to the planets and Regulus from one morning to the next, so try observing on both days! 👇 Will you be waking up early to see this celestial gathering? Tell us your city and state! #Moon #Jupiter #Mars #Stargazing #planetaryalignment - @maria2111215