"Catch a Glimpse of Jupiter and the Moon in Tonight's Rare Fall Triangle!"

Tonight, stargazers can enjoy a rare celestial event featuring the "Moon" and "Jupiter" alongside the star Pollux, visible on the eastern "horizon" after midnight.

• At just after midnight, the "Moon" will rise in its last quarter phase, positioned near "Jupiter," the largest planet in our "Solar System."
• The celestial display will also include Pollux, a prominent star in the "Gemini (constellation)," forming a rare fall triangle with "Jupiter" and the "Moon."
• Observers on Earth can view this spectacular alignment with the naked eye, although a "telescope" can enhance the experience for avid astronomy enthusiasts.