Jupiter will be visible to the naked eye just as the sun goes down tonight. Look to the SE horizon at sunset, and you'll see the bright planet rising. This planet will be around all night long, eventually setting in the SW by Wednesday morning.

Any telescope will show the moons of Jupiter; however, according to Bob Moody, member of the Arkansas Oklahoma Astronomical Society, even binoculars will show the moons if you can hold them steady.

Enjoy the show!