Here’s a brief look at what’s going on in the Mile High City this week.
November 10:

- Look for the waning gibbous Beaver Moon near Beehive Cluster (M44) in the constellation Cancer low in the eastern sky around 10:00 PM
- DAS General Meeting: Members Show & Tell Night: 📍Secular Hub: 7:00 PM
November 11 (Veteran’s Day):

- Last Quarter Beaver Moon: 10:28 PM
November 12:

- The Northern Taurids Meteor Shower Peaks. Look for this smaller shower that can produce bright fireballs radiating high in the southwestern skies in Taurus just southeast of the Pleiades after midnight.
November 13:

- Look for the waning crescent Beaver Moon next to Regulus in the constellation Leo low in the eastern sky around 1:00 AM.
- Standley Lake Stargazing Virtual Program: Online via Zoom: 6:00 PM
November 14:

- The waning crescent Beaver Moon reaches its Descending Node: 6:38 AM UTC.
November 15:

- DAS In-Reach Event: Greek Myth in the Autumn Sky (registration required): Online via Zoom: 7:00 PM
November 16:

- Check out the 4-planet Parade across the mid-November skies, including Jupiter in Gemini, Uranus in Taurus, Neptune in Pieces, and Saturn in Aquarius. You’ll need a telescope to spot Neptune and Uranus. These planets are visible from around 9:00 PM until 2:00 AM.
This Week’s Meteoric Activity:
You can keep track of the activity of meteor showers as well as those beyond the limits of visual observing by visiting the NASA Meteor Shower Portal.
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Northern Taurids (NTA): 1:00 AM in western Taurus — 2 per hour.
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Southern Taurids (STA): 1:00 AM in western Taurus — 2 per hour.
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Leonids (LEO): Last hour before dawn in northwestern Leo — 2 per hour.
- Orionids (ORI): Last dark hour before dawn in southern Gemini — 1 per hour.
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Andromedids (AND): 11:00 PM in northeastern Pisces — Less than 1 per hour.
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Omicron Eridanids (OER): 1:00 AM in southwestern Taurus — Less than 1 per hour.
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Rho Puppids (RPU): Last dark hour before dawn in eastern Puppis — Less than 1 per hour.
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Kappa Ursae Majorids (KUM): Last hour before dawn in southwestern Ursa Major — Less than 1 per hour.
Check Out These Helpful Guides from DAS:
- Where to Explore the 2025 Denver Night Skies
- When to Explore the 2025 Denver Night Skies
- What to Explore in the 2025 Denver Night Skies
Sky Map
- The pdf map of the night sky from SkyMaps.com can be found at https://www.skymaps.com/skymaps