Venus, Mars & Jupiter, February 27, 2015

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Brilliant Venus shines from the western sky this evening with Mars nearby. Venus is now well past Mars. The planets are now nearly 3 degrees apart and separating by about 1 degree each day.

At the same time, Jupiter shines from the eastern sky.  It appears about 15 degrees to the upper right of the star Regulus.

More posts about the planets:

Mars and Venus, February 2015

Venus as an Evening Star

Jupiter at opposition

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