On March 24th, 2023, Venus was visible in the south of China.
On March 24, 2023, the moon covered Venus. This time, on the evening of March 24, 2023, Beijing time, the moon covered Venus. In the night sky in the southeast and west of China, the moon hides the bright Venus. At that time, the brightness of Venus was about -4 and the moon was crescent-shaped. As time went on, the moon slowly covered Venus, making the bright Pleiades disappear behind the moon.
Venus and the moon block recent events: When Venus and the moon are close enough for the moon to block Venus, Venus and the moon will block events. The moon is very close to the earth, so Venus is behind the moon. On August 3, 20 12, 13, the moon covered Venus and was visible in the northeast.
Expand information Venus, one of the eight planets in the solar system. According to the order from near to far from the sun, it is the second, 0.725 astronomical unit from the sun. The revolution period is 224.7 1 Earth Day. Venus, it is the closest planet to the earth. The morning is called "Qiming", which appears in the eastern sky; The evening called Chang Geng is in the west of the sky. It reaches its maximum brightness before sunrise or after sunset, which is second only to the moon in the night sky. Venus was called Chang Geng, Qiming, Taibai or Taibai Venus in ancient China. It was called Aphrodite in ancient Greek mythology. The ancient Romans called it Venus.
The stellar structure has no direct information about the internal structure of Venus. According to theoretical calculation, the internal structure of Venus is similar to that of the Earth, with an iron-nickel core and a radius of about 3 100km. The middle layer is a "curtain" mainly composed of compounds such as silicon, oxygen, iron and magnesium, and the outer layer is a thin "shell" mainly composed of silicon compounds. Scientists speculate that the internal structure of Venus may be similar to that of the Earth. According to the structure of the earth, the mantle of Venus is mainly composed of silicate containing olivine and pyroxene and silicate base shell with iron-nickel alloy as the core. The average density of Venus is 5.24g/cm3, second only to Earth and Mercury, and it is the third of the eight planets. With an iron core with a diameter of 3,000 kilometers, molten stones fill most of the earth for the mantle. Much thicker. Like the earth, convection in the mantle exerts pressure on the earth's surface, but reduces the load from many relatively small areas, so that the crust will not be destroyed at the plate boundary as it is on the earth.