This week, Jupiter closest to Earth in 59 years.

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Jupiter distance from Earth is 591.44 million km, this distance is decreases in this week.

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On monday night, Jupiter will be at opposition means it is completely opposite to Earth and sun.

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Jupiter will be closest to Earth since 1963 with distance 367.4 million miles from Earth.

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The views should be great for a few days before and after September 26, so take advantage of this period.

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You can watch this event by using binocular and for detail view you need a large telescope.

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Stargazers can expect amazing view entire night, so enjoy this event.

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This week, Jupiter closest to Earth in 59 years.

This week, Jupiter closest to Earth in 59 years.

Jupiter distance from Earth is 591.44 million km, this distance is decreases in this week.

On monday night, Jupiter will be at opposition means it is completely opposite to Earth and sun.

Jupiter will be closest to Earth since 1963 with distance 367.4 million miles from Earth.

The views should be great for a few days before and after September 26, so take advantage of this period.

You can watch this event by using binocular and for detail view you need a large telescope.

Stargazers can expect amazing view entire night, so enjoy this event.

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