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Close Approaches of Uranus

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Uranus near Venus — closest 0.71°

14 June 2027 at 02:45

Elevation (degrees)
Begin (1.5°):June 13
00:00
End (1.5°)June 15
06:01
Elevation-29°
Separation0.71°
Close approach of Uranus and Venus on 14 June 2027
The closest separation between Uranus and Venus will occur on 14 June 2027 at 02:45, when they will be separated by roughly 0.71°. At closest approach: Both objects will be below the horizon and cannot be observed. An observing opportunity within the separation window: 14 June 2027 at 05:00, separation about 0.7°.
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