Sky Brims With Wonders

The cool autumn night skies of this month would exclusively enchant avid skygazers with sensational sights of planets, stars, and other celestial entities located all over the heavens. Elusive planet Mercury would be moving across the constellations Scorpius (scorpion) and Ophiuchus (serpent bearer) during daytime and could remain unseen. It could be glimpsed at dusk above the western horizon briefly. It would get to its greatest eastern elongation from the sun on 16 November. Romantic planet Venus could be visible in the southwestern sky at evening twilight. It would be sinking slowly towards the horizon and be evanescent. It would be venturing through the congenial constellations Ophiuchus and sprawling teapot-resembling Sagittarius (archer).