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NASA reports that Venus will appear exceptionally bright and at its peak in the night sky on September 18, with the planet visible low in the western horizon. This event, known as "brilliant Venus," is easily observable with the naked eye and is expected to outshine most other celestial objects that week. Skywatchers are advised to view the planet approximately 30 to 60 minutes after sunset, ideally from a dark area free from light pollution.
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