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How to find Venus

For a bright planet such as Venus, a reference star is not necessary. Look for the planet directly when it is visible. At this observation time, the planet is in Virgo. A nearby familiar constellation is Leo.

Venus is 14° above the horizon toward the east.

View the current position and visibility tonight

Venus

Look for Venus directly in the indicated part of the sky. Use the map and visibility information below.

How to find Venus

Finder Chart for Venus

Field of view 5.0°

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More about Venus

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  • Close Approaches of Venus