Venus and Jupiter cozy up in the night sky
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Venus and Jupiter cozy up in the night sky
IVAN SEMENIUK
SCIENCE REPORTER
PUBLISHED JUNE 5, 2026
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From left, Venus, the Moon and Jupiter come together in the sky, as seen from Hungary in 2019. The planets will appear beside each other once again on the evening of June 9.
PETER KOMKA/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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