When to See Venus: Evening Star or Morning Star?

Venus is also sometimes called the evening star. Or the morning star. Because although we now see Venus in the evening sky, that is not always the case. “Viewed from Earth, Venus will sink a little lower and closer to the sun every day. From the beginning of July, Venus will be very difficult to see and eventually no longer visible,” says Mollet.

“From September, Venus will appear in the sky again, but in the morning, before sunrise. In November, you will be able to admire Venus from the morning traffic jam.”