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Journalist, writer, musician, incurable aesthete. I write about arts, culture, creativity - and other fascinating stuff - for The Columbian newspaper.
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Jupiter and Venus shine as they reach conjunction Monday, Tuesday

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By Scott Hewitt 
| Tacoma News Tribune
Our solar system's two brightest planets, Venus and Jupiter, are cuddling up close together this weekend and will reach their point of greatest conjunction - that is, simply, nearness in the sky - just after sunset on Monday and Tuesday evenings. The kissing planets should be easy to spot in the western sky after the sun goes down. They'll only be 1.5 degrees apart, or about the width of your finger at arm's length.
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Jupiter and Venus shine as they reach conjunction Monday, Tuesday

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By Scott Hewitt 
| The Olympian
Our solar system's two brightest planets, Venus and Jupiter, are cuddling up close together this weekend and will reach their point of greatest conjunction - that is, simply, nearness in the sky - just after sunset on Monday and Tuesday evenings. The kissing planets should be easy to spot in the western sky after the sun goes down. They'll only be 1.5 degrees apart, or about the width of your finger at arm's length.
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Jupiter and Venus shine as they reach conjunction Monday, Tuesday

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By Scott Hewitt 
| Tri-City Herald
Our solar system's two brightest planets, Venus and Jupiter, are cuddling up close together this weekend and will reach their point of greatest conjunction - that is, simply, nearness in the sky - just after sunset on Monday and Tuesday evenings. The kissing planets should be easy to spot in the western sky after the sun goes down. They'll only be 1.5 degrees apart, or about the width of your finger at arm's length.
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