Venus Shines Bright as Autumn Begins

This year autumn/ fall arrives on a Tuesday. Also this year you should look to the sky to see Venus’s peak brightness.

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“Astronomical fall officially begins on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, at 8:05 p.m. EDT with the Autumnal Equinox.”

Star Gazing Night - Staring Venus (Brightest Object Tonight); VENUS label above mountains
Stargazers gather beneath a star-filled sky to observe Venus in the mountains.
(Even though Venus is a planet, it is also known as the Evening Star and the Morning Star.)
(This picture was created by the image generator here on WordPress.)

Below is an AI overview.

Evening Star: Venus trails the Sun. It shows up in the western sky just after the Sun sets. [1, 2]
Morning Star: Venus moves ahead of the Sun. It rises in the eastern sky just before the Sun comes up. [1, 2]

Ancient History: Ancient Greeks thought Venus was two different objects. They called the morning view Phosphoros and the evening view Hesperos. [1]
Planet, Not a Star: Venus does not make its own light. It reflects light from the Sun.
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Katherine J Krein

My name is Katherine J. Krein. I lost my father in June of 2013, and then I lost my mother in November of the same year. After they both died I went through a mind-warping number obsession that has taken me years to control. This is my story. It is now 2026. I still use this site to post some poems and thoughts. My obsession has faded, however, I still notice the numbers. Faith, hope, and love is what guides me now.

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