Aspects
Conjunction
Two points sitting at (or very near) the same degree of the zodiac -- 0° apart, the tightest possible aspect.
A conjunction is what happens when two planets occupy roughly the same point in the sky. Because they're aligned rather than at any distance from each other, their effects are typically read as blending or amplifying one another rather than creating tension or ease.
Conjunctions involving the Sun and Moon are the most visually dramatic version of this: a Sun-Moon conjunction is what a New Moon actually is, astronomically.
Like every aspect, a conjunction isn't usually exact -- see Orb for how much drift still counts.
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