Three brightest objects in the night sky will get together early on Feb. 22 and you can watch it live via the Virtual Telescope Project.
The emerging new moon will meet Jupiter and Venus, the two brightest 'stars' visible in the sky, on Feb. 22. early in the morning.
The three brightest objects in the night sky meet up early on Wednesday when the moon makes a close approach to both Venus and Jupiter in the sky. The moon will visit Venus, the second planet from the sun, first, and then will move close to the solar system's largest planet, the gas giant Jupiter, shortly after this.
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