Up there, luh.

Jupiter is very close to the moon in the sky now, just above it (in the southeastern sky hereabouts in St. John's, Newfoundland). If you can see a dark sky, this is what you'll see.

The moon is bright, and there's a haze in the air here, but not enough to obscure the moons of Jupiter.

If you can zoom in on this picture you can see all four of the usual characters (L-R: Callisto, Io, Europa and Ganymede, though Io and Europa are so close together they look almost like one).

It doesn't matter what side you're on; when we look up, we all see the same bits of light up there.