A tthe end of January Venus will be a bright ‘evening star’ shining low in the southwest after sunset. You’ll see it glinting there as soon as darkness falls, looking like a bright silvery-white spark in the sky. You won’t be able to miss it. At the end of January Venus will have company in the sky – the ringed planet Saturn will be close by, shining just down to its lower right, much fainter to see than Venus itself but still visible to the naked
