6/1/26 - Venus and Jupiter Meet Up

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Jun 2, 202600:02:00Science & Medicine

Look low in the northwest near the end of evening twilight and you should see two exceptionally bright "stars." On closer inspection, they're actually the planets Venus and Jupiter! Support this podcast:

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