Skywatchers in the U.S. and eastern Canada can see a rare lunar occultation of Jupiter early on Oct. 6. Here are the exact ...

See Jupiter disappear behind the slender crescent moon before dawn on Oct. 6, in a rare lunar occultation visible across ...

The occultation unfolded as the crescent moon passed directly in front of Jupiter, briefly blocking the giant planet from view before it reappeared on the other side.

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On Tuesday, Oct. 6, the moon will occult Jupiter before sunrise, creating a rare celestial spectacle visible across eastern North America and beyond.

A crescent Moon passing in front of our solar system’s largest planet is a rare and brilliant sight. Here's how to see it for ...

On Oct. 6, before dawn, a crescent moon will glide in front of the largest planet in the solar system, briefly hiding from ...

If you looked up at the sky early Tuesday morning, you may have seen an unusual sight. The crescent moon passed directly in front of Jupiter.