Benbrook residents will want to look skyward tonight for a rare and dazzling sight. On November 6, the Moon aligns with the Pleiades star cluster, also known as the Seven Sisters, creating a breathtaking celestial display visible to the naked eye.
Just after dusk, the Moon will appear near a sparkling cluster of blue-white stars in the constellation Taurus. The best viewing time is early evening, once the Moon climbs higher in the eastern sky.
It’s a simple, stunning reminder of the beauty above us—and no telescope is required. Step outside, let your eyes adjust, and enjoy one of nature’s quiet wonders.
To learn more about tonight’s cosmic pairing, visit astronomynews.site.
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