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Planets and moon align in night sky as observers worldwide capture photos
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Planets and moon align in night sky as observers worldwide capture photos
Venus, Jupiter and the moon formed a bright triangle visible to observers around the world on Monday night.
- Venus, Jupiter and the moon aligned in a bright triangle in the night sky on December 1, 2008.
- iReporters across multiple countries submitted photographs of the celestial alignment.
- The next time the three bodies will appear as close and visible will be November 18, 2052.
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