Which of the following best describes a syzygy?
Answer An alignment of three celestial objects
In astronomy, a syzygy is an alignment or a roughly straight-line configuration of three or more celestial bodies. This term is often used when the Sun and Moon are in conjunction with the Earth, such as during a new moon or a full moon.
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