Saturn and Venus make an appointment on 2nd of April During 2nd April early morning Saturn and Venus have coincided at the same time in the same sky area. One of the most prominent planet conjunction has taken place this Monday. This early morning, Saturn and Venus have been separated in the sky by a distance of 1.3º, less than three times the full moon size. If we observe the sky assidously, we are aware that stars make figures that remain equals along the time. However the planets don't. They get around stars, changing position continuosly.The "planet" word etimology means wandering. The cause is easy to understand. The planets describe an orbit around the Sun and, therefore, their position and our observation point are constantly changing.