The planet Venus will be with its maximum shine This dawn, making this the best time to observe the planet in the night sky.
Venus is the second closest planet to the sun and our nearest neighbor. It is usually easily visible to the naked eye at night, being the third bright object in the sky, behind only the sun and moon – and will shine even more this Sunday.
Because it is similar in size and structure to Earth, the planet was nicknamed our “evil twin”. Its atmosphere imprisons heat, forming a much more powerful greenhouse process than ours, making Venus the hottest planet in the solar system.
How to observe Venus in its maximum shine?
The best time to enjoy the maximum brightness of Venus will be at dawn just before dawn. The star should be born on the horizon east after 4am, and before that will be invisible from Brazil.
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This content was originally published at the best time to observe Venus: Planet reaches maximum shine in the sky on the CNN Brazil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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