Celestial Spectacle: Pleiades and Leonid Meteor Shower Illuminate November Sky

This month's night sky offers two celestial events: the Pleiades star cluster, also known as the Seven Sisters, will be visible overhead towards the equator, and the Leonid Meteor Shower will peak on November 18th. With around 15 meteors per hour, the shower can be observed in the northeastern sky, especially if the Big Dipper/Plough is visible. Additionally, Jupiter will be in perfect opposition to the Sun on November 2nd, the Taurid Meteor Stream will peak on November 12th, and a full "Frost" or "Beaver" moon will reach opposition on November 27th.