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Venus and Saturn will appear unusually close in the western sky this weekend Know when and how to watch

Get ready for a cosmic show! Skywatchers have a chance to witness Venus and Saturn arriving unusually close in the western sky. This celestial pairing is visible for a brief time following the sunset. Though they appear close from Earth, they remain around 900 million miles apart. Venus will be visible all summer, while Saturn fades, reappearing as a morning star in April.