Definition
A conjunction occurs when two bodies have the same ecliptic longitude (or right ascension). Inferior conjunction: inner planet between Earth and Sun. Superior conjunction: inner planet on the far side of the Sun.
Two bodies share the same ecliptic longitude as seen from Earth.
A conjunction occurs when two bodies have the same ecliptic longitude (or right ascension). Inferior conjunction: inner planet between Earth and Sun. Superior conjunction: inner planet on the far side of the Sun.
Advance time to see planets reach conjunction — same ecliptic longitude.

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