Here is what the page “Moon, Mars, Jupiter and Regulus Align in Leo on November 1-2 Night Sky” contains. Skywatchers have a celestial treat in store overnight on November 1-2, as the waning moon joins Mars, Jupiter, and the bright star Regulus in the constellation Leo. The quartet will be visible in the eastern sky, offering a striking alignment for early risers and night owls alike. Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system, will shine brilliantly alongside the red planet Mars, while Regulus—the 'heart of the lion'—adds a stellar anchor to the grouping.
This gathering is a chance to see multiple bright objects in a relatively small patch of sky, making it an easy target for naked-eye observers and a rewarding sight through binoculars or a small telescope. The moon, just past full, will be waning but still bright, adding to the scene without washing out the planets. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.