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And we've got Jupiter. We'll be in conjunction with the sun on the 29th. Jupiter is now setting about 9.30 pm this week. After conjunction, the Jupiter returns to the morning sky, rising about 5.49 am by much less than that. By the time the sun sets, Jupiter is in the western sky, rapidly approaching the horizon. Jupiter is visible during the first two weeks of the month. That disappears into the evening twilight below for the last half of the month. You will not see Jupiter in the early, more green hours of the 30th or the 31st. It will be way too close to the sun at that point, still swimming around. Jupiter is in the constellation of cancer, shining at magnitude of 1.8. So we've got Saturn. We'll be stationary on the 27th. Saturn rises.