Conjunctions between the two worlds are more common than you may think.
The two brightest planets in the sky, Venus and Jupiter, will likely draw attention to the western sky as darkness falls this week.
Planetariums, observatories and perhaps even weather forecast offices might get a number of inquiries about what those “two bright lights in the sky” are.
On Monday evening (March 12) they’ll appear to line up side-by-side, and on Tuesday evening (March 13), they will be separated by just 3 degrees (about the width of two fingers held out at arm’s length), with Venus standing just above and to Jupiter’s right.
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