<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Columnist Arnold Pearlstein offers his view of the skies above South Florida. His observations provide insight and a guide to this week’s astrological activity.
Jupiter reaches conjunction with the sun. The giant world now moves into the morning sky,<wm> making way for a wide range of events and opportunities.
As Jupiter crosses the horizon, it's not uncommon to see him making a splash. Jupiter is a gas giant so large, and his presence can be felt throughout his entire orbit. His passage from his nighttime location to the day time will be gradual for a small number of observers in some parts of the north. They will likely see him pass directly across a relatively bright star. This is a rare opportunity for a meteor shower. They should keep checking</wm> the chances of seeing meteor streaks in the next few days and hours after this event, for some