With Jupiter and Venus putting on a sky show above the Western horizon in the evening twilight, don’t forget to get out your telescope and point it at Jupiter.
Even a small telescope will be able to show you Jupiter’s four largest moons (as shown above). To find Jupiter, just look above the Western horizon using only your eyes at the end of evening twilight tonight. You will see two very bright stars. The lower is Venus and the higher (less bright but still brighter than any other star) is Jupiter.
