May 28, 2022
A conjunction of Mars and Jupiter occurs at 7:03 pm today but won’t be visible to us since the sun will still be above the horizon. At the conjunction the two planets would appear just less than 0.5° apart. However, tomorrow morning around 5 am they will still appear very close together. Mars will be visible just 0.6° S of Jupiter above the eastern horizon in the constellation of Pisces the Fish.
Tomorrow morning at 5 am, Jupiter and Mars will appear very close together above the east-southeastern horizon. Star map created using Stellarium