Venus and Jupiter appeared exceptionally close in the night sky on June 9th, creating a striking naked-eye planetary conjunction. While the planets seemed to AI
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In Photos: See Venus And Jupiter’s Brilliant ‘Kiss’ In The Night Sky
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In Photos: See Venus And Jupiter’s Brilliant ‘Kiss’ In The Night Sky
Venus and Jupiter appeared to “kiss” in the twilight sky on June 9, reaching a spectacular conjunction that remains visible after sunset all this week.
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See Venus And Jupiter ‘Kiss’ After Sunset Tonight — Where To Look
Venus and Jupiter will appear to come within just 1.6 degrees of each other after sunset on Tuesday, June 9. It’s set to be one of the year’s best naked-eye sky events.