The Regulus–Jupiter–Mars conjunction series starts on Monday and will provide sights until Christmas.

On November 2, a celestial alignment featuring Regulus, Jupiter, Mars, and the Moon will be visible in the early morning sky. This formation can be observed at 4:30 AM, with the celestial bodies arranged in a diagonal line. The alignment will still be visible at 5:30 AM as dawn approaches. The following day, the Moon will move between Regulus and Jupiter, creating a tighter but less regular formation. This event marks the beginning of a two-month series of alignments involving these celestial bodies, with various geometric shapes appearing in the sky. The series will include at least eight observable alignments until December 26.