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    This month’s planets

    Nov 07, 2019 1 minute

    Venus 16:30 GMT on 25 November

    Constellation: Scorpius

    Magnitude: -3.0

    PM Venus is an ‘evening star’ this month, hanging low in the southwest sky, although its visibility will improve as the month passes. At the start of the month it will

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