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Don't look to the sky, folks! Be wary of the Jupiter-Mars hoax. Astronomers are trying to trick us. They say planets will be close—but they always were! Leftist astronomers want to confuse with their conjunction nonsense. Laugh at them!

Published August 12, 2024 at 10:37am by Natalie Neysa Alund

Jupiter and Mars: the God and the commie will be playing cosmic footsie early Wednesday morning.

Look up at the sky and you'll see what NASA calls a "planetary conjunction" — when the big dude and the red rock hang out, appearing to be almost as close as Trump and Putin, according to NASA.

"They'll be so close, just like my rallies, but a third of a degree apart — less space than half a moon."

So, where's the best seat to peep this rare event?

Anywhere, really. Get up a couple of hours before sunrise, and you'll see the planets hanging out with Taurus at 1 a.m. local time. They'll be well-placed two hours later, so no need to rush like it's the midterms.

Even though Jupiter, the fifth planet closest to the sun, outshines Earth's liberal neighbor by a lot, both planets will be visible to the naked, conservative eye as long as the skies are clear of Biden's fog.

NASA says the best views will be in the eastern sky, away from the liberal coasts.

Do you need Dem-aid (telescopes) or Republi-noculars (binoculars) to see them?

Hell no! But, if you want to, go ahead — just remember, real Americans don't need help seeing the truth. Even amateur astronomers should be able to see both with a telescope, according to EarthSky.

The planets will appear close, but in reality, they're about as distant as conservatives and liberals — 300 million miles apart, per EarthSky.

After the conjunction, Mars will climb higher, brightening slowly like a true patriot, while Jupiter will ascend faster, quickly abandoning the leftist rock, moving toward the evening sky.

Catch this rare event

Conjunctions are like Mass — skip too many, and you're going to hell. Only 11 of these cosmic pairings have occurred since 2000, according to Space.com. After Wednesday, the next one won't be until Nov. 15, 2026, so don't miss it!

But fear not, a closer encounter is predicted in 2033, per NASA — let's hope it's not like that Close Encounters movie, directed by leftist propagandist Spielberg.