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Full Planet Lineup, Meteor Showers and Supermoon Headline November 2026 Sky Events

Skywatchers can spot all planets in the solar system during November, with Daylight Saving Time ending Nov. 1 giving earlier sunsets and more viewing time before bedtime. Mercury becomes easier to see after reaching western elongation on Nov. 20, while Venus grows more visible as it moves farther from the sun throughout the month. Mars, Jupiter and Saturn remain visible nightly, with Jupiter, Mars and the star Regulus forming a notable trio in the eastern sky.

October offers viewing windows for all eight planets and two meteor showers

Skywatchers can spot every planet in the solar system at some point during October, according to CNET's monthly sky guide. Mercury's best viewing falls around Oct. 12 during its elongation, while Venus becomes visible after sunset only by Oct. 31. Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune and Uranus are visible on most or all nights throughout the month.