The pairing of Jupiter and Venus in the sky is set to reach its closest point in the coming days. Despite being vastly far from one another in space, the conjunction will make them appear just a few degrees apart in the sky - about the width of a pair of fingers held at arm's length.The pair can be seen to the west-southwest, shortly after sunset.Venus is the brighter of the two, and Jupiter will appear to move in a line past it for the rest of the month.
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The Last Quarter Moon is Thursday March 15. Venus is easily visible in the western evening sky close to Jupiter. Venus and Jupiter are at their closest on March 14. Mars is in the late eastern evening sky, not far from Saturn, which... Read Post
The Last Quarter Moon is Thursday March 15. Venus is easily visible in the western evening sky close to Jupiter. Venus and Jupiter were at their closest on March 14, and are now moving apart. Mars is in the late eastern evening sky,... Read Post