SYZYGY (noun)
The alignment of three celestial bodies in a nearly straight line.

Some words are difficult to spell. Syzygy looks like someone simply gave up on vowels and went straight to astronomy.

In astronomy, syzygy describes the alignment of three celestial bodies—such as the Sun, Earth, and Moon—along a nearly straight line. It’s the cosmic arrangement associated with new moons, full moons, and eclipses, proving that occasionally even the universe manages to get everything exactly where it belongs.

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Throw it on for chilly nights under the stars, observatory visits, planetarium trips, camping weekends, late-night walks, or evenings spent staring upward and pretending you know considerably more constellations than you actually do. It also makes a distinctive gift for astronomy lovers, stargazers, science enthusiasts, space lovers, word nerds, and anyone fascinated by obscure and unusual words.

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