NASA has published its monthly "What's Up" overview dedicated to astronomical events in November 2026. This month holds several fascinating phenomena for astronomy enthusiasts. First, the Taurid and Leonid meteor showers continue — both offer the chance to see bright meteors streaking across the night sky. Second, observers will be able to spot a close approach of Mars and Jupiter, which will be visible near each other. Additionally, November will see a supermoon — a full moon coinciding with the Moon's closest approach to Earth in its orbit, making the satellite appear larger and brighter than usual. NASA gave special attention to a symbolic milestone for the Voyager-1 spacecraft: the distance from the probe to Earth has reached a point where light (and signals) take longer than a day to travel from it. This underscores how far into interstellar space the probe, launched nearly half a century ago, has traveled. NASA notes that November is rich in astronomical events and offers detailed coverage in its video and text materials for those who want to plan their sky observations for the month.