This week, it's all about the full “Hunter’s Supermoon.” However, there are a few other notable celestial sights to see — not least the possibility of a view of Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS, an occultation (eclipse) of Saturn and a view of the moon close to the beautiful Pleiades star cluster.

The comet has been viewable to the naked eye since this past Saturday night but will continue to be visible for the next week and a half. However, you'll want to look up into the night sky earlier rather than later, as the visual will get duller as each day passes.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — If you missed last week's auroras that lit up the skies along the First Coast, don’t worry! There’s still plenty to see in the night sky, including a rare astronomical event that could soon be visible to the naked eye.