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Venus and Jupiter Reach a 1.6° Pairing in June 9 Twilight

Planetariums are staging public evening sky‑watch sessions to give viewers a close look at the optical alignment.

Venus and Jupiter Will Reach a Tight Conjunction on June 9

Tonight: Crescent Moon Sits Between Venus and Jupiter in the Western Twilight

Predawn ‘Cosmic Triangle’ Briefly Brought Mars, Saturn and a Crescent Moon Together

Venus and Jupiter Shine Together After Sunset as Darker Nights Return

Vernal Equinox Arrives in Italy at 15:46 on March 20, 2026

Six-Planet Parade Lines Up Along the Ecliptic as Jupiter Shines Brightest

Six-Planet Parade Visible After Sunset on Feb. 28

Six Planets to Parade Across August Morning Skies

Venus and Jupiter to Converge Under One Degree on August 12 Pre-Dawn Sky

New Moon Sets Stage for Five July Meteor Showers

Venus, Saturn, and Moon to Form Rare 'Smiley Face' in Pre-Dawn Sky

Lyrid Meteor Shower to Peak April 21-22, Offering Stargazing Opportunities

Rare Seven-Planet Alignment Visible This Week

Rare Planetary Parade to Feature All Solar System Planets in February

Rare Planetary Alignment Offers Stunning Night Sky Views Through February

December's 'Cold Moon' to Shine as Year's Highest Full Moon

Jupiter to Shine Brightest of the Year During December 7 Opposition

New Insights into Venus's Water Loss Reveal a Faster Drying Process