Jupiter-Venus conjunction; UWM professor explains strange lights
Did you look outside Wednesday night and see some strange lights in the sky? You're not alone. Jean Creighton, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee professor and planetarium director, explained the two bright lights ? known as the Jupiter and Venus conjunction.
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