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(Noun) The alignment of the objects, especially astronomical bodies.

Usage: In 2001, A Space Odyssey, the planets lined up to form a syzygy.

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(Noun) Conjunction or opposite: the period of a new or full moon

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When two or more planets are in line in the sky, with the sun, as seen from earth.

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(Noun) When three or more objects in space align.

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(Noun) arrangement of planets

Usage: The next syzygy will be many years from now.

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Culminating in a Solar Elipse on the Earth, which happens once every 5,000 years.

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