On June 9, Jupiter and Venus will showcase a stunning conjunction in the western sky, appearing less than two degrees apart. This celestial event can be viewed live via a livestream hosted by the Virtual Telescope Project, starting at 3:30 p.m. EDT (1930 GMT). The livestream will feature views from robotic telescopes located in Manciano, Italy, depending on weather conditions. Gianluca Masi, the project's founder, previously shared an enchanting photo of the two planets taken on June 6, highlighting Venus's glow to the right and Jupiter's warm light to the left, accompanied by its four Galilean moons. The conjunction will also include Mercury, which will be positioned lower right of the two planets, almost obscured by the sunset. For those interested in astrophotography, resources are available to help capture this event, and viewers are encouraged to share their photos with Space.com.