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"Anyone wanting to try for a glimpse of the conjunction should find a clear eastern horizon from which to observe," Brenda Culbertson, a solar system ambassador for NASA, told KSNT Kansas.

At around 5:30 AM EST, Venus, Saturn, and the moon will briefly align during a rare triple conjunction to resemble a smiley face when viewed from Earth. The trio will offer its grin for about an ...