Can we see Jupiter at the naked eye??

Question

cool thats awesome, i saw the moons with my binoculars

Answer 1

Jupiter is the third most luminous object in the sky visible to the naked eye.  The moon is the most luminous, Venus is the second most luminous.  Without a telescope it just looks like a very very bright star however.

Answer 2

Four planets are visible to the naked eye: Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn!

Answer 3

Certainly! It's currently pretty close to the moon, I can see it right now by looking out the window.

*actually looks*

...Well, I could see it if it wasn't completely cloudy.

Answer 4

Yes, you can see Jupiter with a naked eye. But, it looks like a bright star from Earth.

Answer 5

most certainly when it's up in the night sky.  usually the brightest "star" in the evening sky.  even with ok binoculars you can probably pick out 4 moons.

Answer 6

uh, yeah. it's the bright object 10,000 other ppl have asked about.

Answer 7

yes it close to the moon right now is a yellowish color

Answer 8

Yes. It is that very bright star in the southeast just after sunset.