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Planetary Conjunction

Venus-Jupiter Conjunction 2026

Date & Time

UTC

Overview

June 9, 2026. Venus (−4.0 mag) and Jupiter (−2.0 mag) just 1.6° apart in the western sky after sunset. Naked-eye visible worldwide.

Data Source

Solstice and equinox dates calculated from JPL DE440 ephemeris (the same planetary/lunar ephemeris used by NASA). Meteor shower peak dates and ZHR values follow the International Meteor Organization (IMO) annual calendar. Planetary event data from NASA Horizons system.

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