SINGAPORE — Skygazers in Singapore were treated to a clear view of the crescent moon, Jupiter and Venus on Thursday (Feb 23) evening — with all three celestial bodies seen in alignment.
Skygazers in Singapore were treated to a clear view of the crescent moon, Jupiter and Venus on Thursday evening — with all three celestial bodies seen in alignment.
CNA reader A Kannan captured the sight from an open field in Woodlands. The image, framed by Housing Board blocks and the nearby Causeway Point mall, showed the moon and two planets clearly lit.The crescent moon, Jupiter and Venus are seen in alignment from Woodlands, Singapore on Feb 23, 2023. Causeway Point shopping mall and Woodlands MRT can be seen in the background.
Jupiter and Venus, known as the two brightest planets in the sky, will appear closer together each evening in February. Both planets will then be in conjunction on March 1 — meaning that they will appear very close together.View of Jupiter and its four largest moons — Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto. They are also known as the Galilean satellites.
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