Venus and Saturn in conjunction, May 7, 2027
On May 7, 2027, Venus and Saturn appear only about 0.6° apart in the sky, close enough to frame in one glance, sometimes in one photo.
Why it matters
A conjunction is when two planets share almost the same patch of sky as seen from Earth. Venus and Saturn are both bright enough to see without a telescope; the closer the separation, the more striking the pairing looks at dusk or dawn.
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