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Close Approaches of Venus

Close approaches visible from your location

Venus near Moon — closest 0.95°

7 November 2026 at 10:43

Elevation (degrees)
Begin (8°):November 6
20:08
End (8°)November 8
01:28
Elevation75°
Separation0.95°
Close approach of Venus and Moon on 7 November 2026
The closest separation between Venus and Moon will occur on 7 November 2026 at 10:43, when they will be separated by roughly 0.95°. At closest approach: The event occurs during daylight, making observation difficult. An observing opportunity within the separation window: 7 November 2026 at 05:08, separation about 2.3°.
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Venus near Moon — closest 6.59°

5 December 2026 at 05:04

Elevation (degrees)
Begin (8°):December 4
19:53
End (8°)December 5
14:20
Elevation32°
Separation6.59°
Close approach of Venus and Moon on 5 December 2026
The closest separation between Venus and Moon will occur on 5 December 2026 at 05:04, when they will be separated by roughly 6.59°. At closest approach: Both objects will be above the horizon and can be observed.
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Venus near Moon — closest 6.56°

2 February 2027 at 14:06

Elevation (degrees)
Begin (8°):February 2
03:46
End (8°)February 3
00:26
Elevation13°
Separation6.56°
Close approach of Venus and Moon on 2 February 2027
The closest separation between Venus and Moon will occur on 2 February 2027 at 14:06, when they will be separated by roughly 6.56°. At closest approach: The event occurs during daylight, making observation difficult. An observing opportunity within the separation window: 2 February 2027 at 05:46, separation about 7.5°.
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Venus near Moon — closest 1.99°

4 March 2027 at 20:33

Elevation (degrees)
Begin (8°):March 4
03:12
End (8°)March 5
13:46
Elevation-64°
Separation1.99°
Close approach of Venus and Moon on 4 March 2027
The closest separation between Venus and Moon will occur on 4 March 2027 at 20:33, when they will be separated by roughly 1.99°. At closest approach: Both objects will be below the horizon and cannot be observed. An observing opportunity within the separation window: 5 March 2027 at 04:12, separation about 4.9°.
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Venus near Moon — closest 2.92°

4 April 2027 at 03:34

Elevation (degrees)
Begin (8°):April 3
11:35
End (8°)April 4
19:17
Elevation-5°
Separation2.92°
Close approach of Venus and Moon on 4 April 2027
The closest separation between Venus and Moon will occur on 4 April 2027 at 03:34, when they will be separated by roughly 2.92°. At closest approach: Both objects will be below the horizon and cannot be observed. An observing opportunity within the separation window: 4 April 2027 at 04:05, separation about 2.7°.
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Neptune near Venus — closest 0.24°

24 April 2027 at 10:56

Elevation (degrees)
Begin (1.5°):April 23
04:42
End (1.5°)April 25
17:03
Elevation79°
Separation0.24°
Close approach of Neptune and Venus on 24 April 2027
The closest separation between Neptune and Venus will occur on 24 April 2027 at 10:56, when they will be separated by roughly 0.24°. At closest approach: The event occurs during daylight, making observation difficult. An observing opportunity within the separation window: 24 April 2027 at 05:12, separation about 0.4°.
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Venus near Moon — closest 6.03°

4 May 2027 at 08:45

Elevation (degrees)
Begin (8°):May 3
22:15
End (8°)May 4
19:05
Elevation67°
Separation6.03°
Close approach of Venus and Moon on 4 May 2027
The closest separation between Venus and Moon will occur on 4 May 2027 at 08:45, when they will be separated by roughly 6.03°. At closest approach: The event occurs during daylight, making observation difficult. An observing opportunity within the separation window: 4 May 2027 at 05:15, separation about 5.8°.
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Venus near Saturn — closest 0.61°

7 May 2027 at 18:46

Elevation (degrees)
Begin (3°):May 7
00:00
End (3°)May 10
00:00
Elevation-36°
Separation0.61°
Close approach of Venus and Saturn on 7 May 2027
The closest separation between Venus and Saturn will occur on 7 May 2027 at 18:46, when they will be separated by roughly 0.61°. At closest approach: Both objects will be below the horizon and cannot be observed. An observing opportunity within the separation window: 8 May 2027 at 04:30, separation about 0.8°.
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Venus near Moon — closest 6.16°

3 June 2027 at 10:37

Elevation (degrees)
Begin (8°):01:10
End (8°)19:57
Elevation66°
Separation6.16°
Close approach of Venus and Moon on 3 June 2027
The closest separation between Venus and Moon will occur on 3 June 2027 at 10:37, when they will be separated by roughly 6.16°. At closest approach: The event occurs during daylight, making observation difficult. An observing opportunity within the separation window: 3 June 2027 at 05:10, separation about 6.3°.
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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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Venus near Moon — closest 4.34°

31 October 2027 at 06:21

Elevation (degrees)
Begin (8°):October 30
16:57
End (8°)October 31
19:57
Elevation-10°
Separation4.34°
Close approach of Venus and Moon on 31 October 2027
The closest separation between Venus and Moon will occur on 31 October 2027 at 06:21, when they will be separated by roughly 4.34°. At closest approach: The event occurs during daylight, making observation difficult. An observing opportunity within the separation window: 31 October 2027 at 18:27, separation about 6.8°.
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Close approaches not visible from your location

Venus near Moon — closest 5.7°

1 October 2027 at 02:35

Not visible from your location
Begin (8°):September 30
16:11
End (8°)October 1
13:03
Elevation-57°
Separation5.7°
Close approach of Venus and Moon on 1 October 2027
The closest separation between Venus and Moon will occur on 1 October 2027 at 02:35, when they will be separated by roughly 5.7°. At closest approach: Both objects will be below the horizon and cannot be observed.
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