Venus Near Inferior Conjunction
Taken by Kevin Witman on October 24, 2026 @ Cochranville, Pennsylvania
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With Venus being only 6.6 degrees away from the solar disk, great care was used to locate the paper thin disk of our sister world. I was impressed with the angular diameter of Venus as well as its brightness being only 0.6% illuminated. I used a Celestron EDGE 925 and a ZWO224MC camera.
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