“双星伴月”10日晚天宇现“笑脸”

Group 1 - The event on November 10 will feature Jupiter, the brightest star in Gemini (Betelgeuse), and a waning gibbous moon, creating a "smiling face" appearance in the sky [1][2] - Jupiter will rise in the east around 9 PM, while the best viewing time will be later in the night when its altitude is more favorable [1] - Betelgeuse, known for its vibrant orange color, is the brightest star in Gemini, with a brightness of approximately 1.14 magnitude, while Jupiter has a brightness of about -2.4 magnitude [2] Group 2 - The moon will be positioned near the head of Gemini, forming a "smiling face" with Jupiter as the "right eye" and Betelgeuse as the "left eye" [2] - Observers can easily capture this formation by using their hands to create a circle in the sky or by photographing the scene and marking it [2]