肉眼可见！12日凌晨金星、木星极近上演“结伴游”

Core Points - The article discusses the close approach of Venus and Jupiter on August 12, 2023, where they will be visible to the naked eye in the eastern sky during the early morning hours [1][4] - Venus and Jupiter are the brightest planets in the solar system, often visible alongside the Sun and Moon, and they have opportunities to come close together almost every year [2] Summary by Sections - Event Details - On August 12, 2023, Venus and Jupiter will be within approximately 0.9 degrees of each other, making them appear very close in the sky [4] - Observers will have over two hours to view the planets after they rise before dawn [4] - The proximity of the planets will also be observable on the following morning, August 13, although their positions will slightly change [4] - Historical Context - The last time Venus and Jupiter were within 1 degree was on May 23, 2024, but it was not observable due to proximity to the Sun [4] - Previous observable close approaches occurred on March 2, 2023, and May 1, 2022 [4] - Future Events - The next significant close approach of Venus and Jupiter will occur on November 10, 2028, with an angle distance of about 0.4 degrees [6]