Venus meets Neptune: a planetary conjunction – live event (15 Feb. 2023)
Next 15 Feb. 2023, planet Venus, the brightest object in the sky after the Sun and the Moon, will have a close conjunction with Neptune, the farthest, hence the faintest, known planet in the Solar System. We will bring this cosmic “meeting” to you live, online.
The Venus – Neptune conjunction 2023: poster of the event.
At the time of our live feed, Venus and Neptune will be about a quarter-degree apart (half of angular size of the full Moon). Venus is about 65-thousand times brighter than Neptune, with the latter visible only through binoculars. The Virtual Telescope Project is ready to bring the experience to you: join us live, online, from the comfort of your home.
The live feed is scheduled for 15 Feb. 2023, starting at 17:30 UTC.
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