See Jupiter Shine with the Moon Tonight

Jupiter has been a "morning planet" for the last several months, but tonight marks its return to the evening sky. Over the next few weeks, Jupiter will rise a few minutes earlier each night, until it reaches opposition on March 8, meaning it will be directly opposite the sun in the sky, and visible the whole night. With the naked eye, Jupiter is just a point of light, but it shines as brightly as the headlight on a locomotive.