Lunar Occultation of Venus Explained

On June 17, skywatchers in the U.S. and Canada witnessed a rare event called a lunar occultation of Venus. This happens when the Moon moves in front of Venus, temporarily hiding it from view. It's a fantastic opportunity for people to learn more about our solar system and the movements of celestial bodies. Events like this help us understand the wonders of space and encourage curiosity about astronomy.

Based on reporting from NASA. Read the original story →