October is generally a great month for stargazing. If the weather's good, you can get in a good night of with your telescope or binoculars without staying up too late. The Milky Way lingers in the west, finally ready to set for the season, the northern autumn stars dominate overhead, and the northern winter stars are starting to poke above the eastern horizon after midnight. This year, the planets Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars, which have dazzled stargazers for months, are finally moving out of view for the year. There are also a couple of meteor showers, the Moon twice brushes by a famous star cluster, and the planet Uranus reaches opposition in the constellation Aries. Here’s what to see in the night sky this month.