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Venus to Disappear Behind Moon on Wednesday, June 17

On Wednesday, June 17, observers will have the opportunity to witness Venus temporarily disappear behind the Moon. This celestial event, known as an occultation, occurs when the Moon passes between Earth and Venus, making the planet vanish from the daytime sky. This skywatching spectacle can reportedly be viewed without the need for special equipment.

By Fainaron·Jun 16, 2026 (26 minutes ago)·1 views
Venus to Disappear Behind Moon on Wednesday, June 17

A rare daytime celestial event is set to occur on Wednesday, June 17, as Venus will temporarily disappear behind the Moon. This phenomenon, known as an occultation, involves the Moon passing directly between Earth and Venus, causing the planet to be obscured from view.

The event will allow skywatchers to observe Venus vanish from the daytime sky. According to reports, this skywatching spectacle does not require any specialized equipment for viewing.

According to Live Science, this will be an opportunity to witness Venus "vanish" during daylight hours.

Source attribution: This article was AI-curated and rewritten by Fainaron from a piece originally published by Live Science. Read the original at Live Science →

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