If the sky is clear tonight, you can find Jupiter in under 10 seconds. No apps. No star charts. No experience. Just one rule: look for the brightest “star” you can see. After dark, step outside and slowly scan the sky. The point of light that refuses to flicker, that shines steady and strong, that out-brightens everything around it—that’s Jupiter. You don’t need to know constellations. You don’t need to know coordinates. You just need to notice what stands out. Once you’ve found it, stay with it