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Venus and Jupiter to 'kiss'

See Venus And Jupiter ‘Kiss’ After Sunset Tonight — Where To Look

Skywatchers should clear their diary for dusk tonight as the two brightest planets in the night sky — blazing Venus and giant Jupiter — get to within 1.6 degrees of each other just after sunset.

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Jupiter and Venus to appear for a near cosmic kiss in the night sky

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Venus and Jupiter to 'kiss' after sunset tonight in rare sky event: Where to spot it

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In Photos: See Venus And Jupiter’s Brilliant ‘Kiss’ In The Night Sky

Venus and Jupiter appeared almost side-by-side after sunset on Tuesday, June 9, creating one of the most striking naked-eye planetary events of the year.

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How to see tonight's ‘cosmic kiss’ between Jupiter and Venus in Dallas

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This rare sky event tonight makes planets look like they are kissing

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The Sky Today on Tuesday, June 9: Bright planets' conjunction

Looking for a sky event this week? Check out our full Sky This Week column. June 8: Venus and Jupiter close in Venus and Jupiter have now inched closer together and stand 1.6° apart in the evening sky;

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Jupiter hits its brightest show this January, here's when to look

Jupiter is about to dominate the midwinter sky, turning January evenings into a showcase for the biggest planet in the solar system. As Earth lines up almost perfectly with Jupiter and the sun, the gas giant will shine at its brightest and stay visible all ...