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need, and definitely need monoculars or telescope to spot. But get out with those telescope and monoculars and look at these visible objects as well. Let's see a whole bunch of detail. Speaking of which, we got Venus. I was at greatest eastern elongation, about 46 degrees east of the sun back on the 15th. That means it was as high as it was going to get in the evening sky. Venus is setting about 9.15 p.m. this week. I look for Venus to the west about 30 minutes after sunset. Venus is in the constellation of Virgo, shining at magnitude minus 4.4. If you do to what I jump onto of Venus, you will see it a half of Venus.