Mars- Venus Conjunction: Amazing view after four years, Mars and Venus are going to meet, Amazing view after four years, Mars and Venus are going to meet

Much remains to be understood about the Universe. After the astronomical event of solar eclipse, lunar eclipse, a wonderful sight will be visible on the western horizon after the sun sets on Tuesday. After all, Mars and Venus will be so close to each other that they are kissing each other. When the weather is clear, this astronomical sight will be visible from every part of the country. This mutual union of Mars and Venus affects the zodiac signs according to theology. But for astronomers it is just a celestial phenomenon.

View of Mars-Venus meeting after the sun sets
The close proximity of Mars and Venus will be visible on July 13, about 45 minutes after the sun sets, although for this it is necessary to have clear skies, which means that there is no cloud cover in the sky. Both the planets will be at 16 degrees on the western horizon and will gradually disappear from sight. Fans of celestial phenomena will see Venus a little earlier than Mars. Before coming close to these two planets, the moon had passed close to these two on Monday.

Next meeting of Mars and Venus on 22 February 2024
After this sight of the union of Venus and Mars, the next meeting will now be visible on 22 February 2024. Earlier on 24 August 2019, Venus and Mars came close to each other. But at that time their inclination from the Sun was only 3 degrees, so those interested in astronomical matters could not see it at that time. Earlier in 2017 the close proximity of Venus and Mars was observed. This time the meeting can be seen from any part of India provided the weather is clear.

Pluto will also be visible on July 17
After this close to Mars and Venus, astronomers can see Pluto through telescope on July 17. This means that the Earth will be between Pluto and the Sun. Pluto will be close to Earth at this time. If we talk about Delhi, then Pluto can be seen from 9.27 in the night to 3.38 in the morning, but the weather must be clear.