This April 25th, at dusk, look up at the sky: Venus, Saturn, and the Moon will align in a planetary conjunction visible to the naked eye from almost anywhere in the world . A spectacular and rare astronomical event that invites us to reconnect with the cosmos.

What is a conjunction?

A conjunction occurs when two or more celestial bodies appear to be very close to each other in the sky, even though they are actually separated by millions of kilometers. This optical illusion results from their relative positions with respect to Earth.

What will you see that day?

• Venus : bright, bluish-white, will be the most luminous.

• Saturn : more discreet, with its pale yellow color.

• The Moon : in its waxing phase, will provide a poetic setting to the scene.

How to observe it?

• Recommended time: between sunset and the early hours of the night.

• Direction: Look towards the east-southeast horizon.

• Conditions: best from a dark place, without light pollution.

Does it have any symbolic meaning?

Many cultures have considered these events auspicious times for introspection, meditation, or rituals. In astrology, the conjunction of planets with the Moon is associated with new beginnings, emotional clarity, and expansion.

Beyond beliefs, gazing at the sky can be an act of calm, beauty, and connection. Take advantage of this spectacle to pause, observe, and remember how small—and yet magical—we are in the universe.