Here is how the Moon, Jupiter and Venus appeared together in the sky worldwide. The conjunction of the Moon, Jupiter, and Venus created a stunning nighttime show that was visible all across the world. On Wednesday, the trio formed an impressive trifecta and delighted astronomers with a stunning cosmic dance. Many found this conjunction to be such a treat that they had to record it on their gadgets and post it online. Twitter was adorned with glittering pictures of the planetary alignment with the Moon.Moon also joined Venus, on February 23, Venus and Jupiter were separated by distance less than 9 degrees. Moon and Venus made a close approach and were separated by just 1.5 degrees.The dazzling planets were seen in the skies by people all throughout the world, including India, as they got closer to one another. After the sun and moon, Venus is currently the third-brightest natural body in the sky. It can even be seen in the daylight due of its brilliant brightness.Planets Jupiter and Venus are already getting closer to one another as they approach the conjunction on March 1. One of the biggest astronomy events of the year is underway when both Venus and Jupiter are about to come extremely close to one another.This is the rare event and astronomy lovers will definitely dont want to miss it. In the beginning of February, both the planets, Jupiter and Venus were separated by 29 degrees but, they have both begun approaching each other and will be closest to each other at 0.52 degrees on March 1.If you are fascinated about the event, you can see them coming close to each other on a special event in the night life, which should not be missed. Notably, it is not the Jupiter-Venus conjunction that has stunned the space researchers, it is the distance between them that is one instance stand out from the restJupiter-Venus conjunction to happen soonAccording to the reports, the sky gazers will not have to wait for this more. The event will take place on March 1. In which, Jupiter will be shining at a magnitude of -2.1 and Venus will shine at -4.0.What is stellar magnitudeStellar magnitude is an ancient system for measuring the brightness of a star or other celestial bodies. The lowest number is assigned to the brightest object in the sky.How to watch the Jupiter-Venus conjunctionAstronomy lovers can look forward to west-southwest (WSW) horizon after one hour of sunset to see these planets coming closer to each other. If the sky is clear, you will be able to see this event with the unaided eye. However, if you wish to see it closely and in detail, you would require a telescope. People can witness the event on March 1. According to the information, Venus will set at 8:40 pm IST, and Jupiter will set at 8:38 pm IST on March 1.What is a ConjunctionA conjunction is a celestial event, in which two planets or a planet and the moon or a planet and a star appear closer to each other in the sky.
