
The brightest star will appear in the sky before dawn.
Recently, the Moon helped make Mars visible, and on Wednesday, September 9, you can spot Jupiter next to it.
The brightest star of the night sky will rise at 3:30 in the east, three hours before sunrise, and will disappear after dawn. The Moon will rise at 4 o'clock. The pair of celestial bodies will be located low above the horizon, the Ufa Planetarium reported.
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