Overview
- Venus will reach its inferior conjunction on Saturday, March 22, 2025, at 9 p.m. EDT, passing between Earth and the sun.
- The event occurs approximately every 19 months as Venus's orbit brings it closer to the sun than Earth's orbit.
- Observers won't be able to see Venus during the conjunction due to the sun's intense glare, requiring specialized equipment for observation.
- Following the conjunction, Venus will transition to the morning sky, becoming visible as the 'Morning Star' just before sunrise in the coming days.
- Scientists view the event as an opportunity to study planetary movements, while upcoming NASA missions aim to explore Venus's formation and differences from Earth.