Those two bright stars in the west? That's Venus and Jupiter. They're spectacular in the evening sky all week

BBC Sky at Night Magazine·May 26

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Venus and Jupiter are visible in the western evening sky, appearing as two bright stars. The planets are reportedly moving closer together, with some outlets describing their alignment as a conjunction. They are expected to remain a spectacular sight in the evening sky for the remainder of the week.

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