Make a list: The National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand (NARIT) reveals interesting astronomical events in November 2026, including three meteor showers to watch.
On 2 November 2026, the fan pageNARIT, the National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand,shared the following noteworthy astronomical events for November 2026:
Moon conjunction: Mars and Jupiter near the Moon
Visible toward the east around 01:00 until dawn
Venus near the Moon: visible toward the east around 05:00 until dawn
Venus near Spica: visible toward the east around 04:50 until dawn
Mars near Jupiter: visible toward the east around 00:30 until dawn
Mercury at greatest western elongation from the Sun: visible toward the east around 05:10 until dawn
Pollux near the Moon: visible toward the northeast around 21:10 until dawn
Venus shines brightest in the early morning: visible toward the east around 03:50 until dawn
Moon conjunction: Regulus, Mars, and Jupiter near the Moon; visible toward the east around 23:55 until dawn
Southern Taurids meteor shower (rate about 10 meteors per hour) with radiant in Taurus constellation, rising from the eastern horizon around 18:40. Meteors can be seen across the sky until dawn with no moonlight interference.
Northern Taurids meteor shower (rate about 10 meteors per hour) with radiant in Taurus constellation, rising from the eastern horizon around 18:30. Meteors visible across the sky until dawn with no moonlight interference.
Leonids meteor shower (rate about 15 meteors per hour) with radiant in Leo constellation, rising from the eastern horizon around 00:30. Meteors visible across the sky until dawn with no moonlight interference.
Information from NARIT fan page, National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand