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Navigating the Night Sky for November 2026 - Monthly Star Maps from the Astronomical League

10/30/2026

The Astronomical League produces monthly night sky maps in both English and Spanish for Northern Hemisphere observers. You can download issues of the Astronomical League charts here. Last Updated: October 30, 2026

November Night 2026 (English)

Star map that says "Navigating the November Night Sky"

Noviembre Nocturno 2026 (Español)

The Question Mark Asterism

Flyer showing how to find the Questionmark, a question-mark-shaped pattern of stars visible with binoculars. A sky map locates the constellation Aries, a closer map follows a line of stars to a spot in Cetus, and a circle shows the binocular view. Four short steps explain the search.

Try This: November AM Planets

Map of the southeast sky before sunrise, Nov 15-18. A red line representing the ecliptic curves up from the horizon, passing low Mercury, bright Venus beside the star Spica, then Mars, Jupiter and the star Regulus high above. Text gives three things to spot and a tip to view Venus through a telescope.