See a bright half moon meet up with Jupiter in the night sky tonight

A orange circular outline bigger than the image bulges on the right and left. the moon is seen above jupiter, ganymede and io, all labeled.

Two skywatching favorites will meet up in the clear winter night sky tonight.

The moon and Jupiter will appear close together in the Aries constellation, offering the chance to see five moons at once through the right binoculars. Jupiter's four largest satellites, called the Galilean moons, will appear in pairs on either side of the largest planet in our solar system.