@finahmad_: A Rare Celestial Conjunction: 🌒Moon Meets Venus - How Close? A conjunction is when two celestial objects appear closest together in the sky as seen from Earth, sharing nearly the same celestial longitude. On Sep 14, 2026, the Moon-Venus reached a separation of 0.47° - slightly less than the Moon's own width. This produced a tight, visually striking "crescent-and-star" pairing that stood out brilliantly against the twilight sky. (Source: Astronomical Society of Brunei Darussalam) - 📷14 September 2026 • 7:29 PM 📍Mukim Sengkurong #brunei #Astronomy #moon #beautiful #fyp