Venus at dichotomy On Jan. 10, 2025, Venus will reach its greatest elongation east in the post-sunset sky, putting it high above the western horizon after dark. From Earth's point of view, this is ...

"Venus is observable only for a few weeks each time it reaches greatest separation from the Sun – moments referred to as greatest elongation. However, Venus does reach its greatest elongation east of ...

A time-lapse photograph of Venus at its greatest eastern elongation by Tainan Astronomy Association honorary director Chou Yin-wang (周銀王) recently received accolades from astronomy enthusiasts, ...

Mercury is the smallest planet in the solar system, smaller than our Moon, so it can be really hard to find for untrained eyes. Similarly, Venus will be at its greatest eastern elongation on Friday, ...

VENUS is at greatest eastern elongation this week, meaning it appears brighter than usual – but how can you spot the planet at night? BySebastian Kettley 16:54, Fri, Aug 17, 2018 | UPDATED: 17: ...

Venus is much easier to find in the sky around sunrise or sunset because when it’s visible, it’s usually the brightest object in the twilight sky, not counting the moon. Mercury is more elusive.