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Qatar Observatory: Jupiter to pass behind Sun tomorrow
The phenomenon of Jupiter's conjunction with the Sun depends on both being aligned along a straight line with the Sun at the center. It occurs once a year. Tomorrow, Wednesday, Jupiter will pass behind the Sun and will be approximately 943 million kilometers from Earth, reaching its greatest distance from Earth during this event. While Jupiter won't be visible to most people on Earth during the conjunction, it will offer an opportunity to observe it in the dawn sky in the east before sunrise, starting from the second half of August, after it has been visible in the evening sky after sunset. The last conjunction occurred on June 24, 2025, and the next will take place on August 31.
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