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will continue. In order to see it easily all month, you will need to have a good view of the western horizon. By the end of the month it will become difficult to see, since it will be setting only about 40 minutes after sunset. Try to observe it right to the end of the month.
The two other planets of the evening sky are much more difficult to see. Mercury is found down and to the right from Jupiter by about the width of a fist held at arm’s length. Binoculars will be helpful in locating it about 30 to 60 minutes after sunset. Mars appears to the right of Mercury by about the width of a fist at arm’s length and should be seen at the same time as Mercury. Try to locate these last two planets early in the month, because
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