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Jupiter & Venus steadily come together in June

byCustoms Today Report
22/06/2015
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LONDON: There will be a spectacular show in the night sky when Jupiter and Venus “collide” this month.

Jupiter and Venus, two of the brightest planets in the sky, will be in conjunction with one another.

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The planets have been steadily coming together every week since last winter.

On June 30, Jupiter and Venus will be so close they almost look like they are colliding.

You’ll even be able to block them both out with an outstretched little finger.

Here’s what you need to know about it.

 

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