Tonight, April 22, skywatchers can witness a beautiful conjunction of the crescent Moon and Jupiter, appearing just a few degrees apart in the western sky shortly after sunset. This event is easily observable without any special equipment, making it accessible for everyone. The Moon will be positioned above Jupiter, which has been a prominent feature in the night sky for several months. Additionally, viewers with binoculars may catch a glimpse of Jupiter's four moons. The conjunction occurs within the Gemini constellation, which is highlighted by its two bright stars: Pollux and Castor, adding to the visual appeal of the event. Following this, the Lyrid meteor shower will peak on April 23, providing another opportunity for stargazers to enjoy shooting stars before dawn.