A filmer in Beaghmore, Northern Ireland, managed to record a timelapse that captured Jupiter, Venus, and the moon's incredible conjunction.

Footage captured on February 22 shows the three celestial objects shinning bright in the night's sky.

"Ice crystals falling from the sky also caused several pillars to appear on Venus and the moon," said the filmer.

DSLR time lapse of the stunning triple conjunction visible in the evening sky from the UK tonight and over the next week. The crescent Moon, Jupiter and Saturn all on show, this is a time lapse shot at 50mm using my DSLR from the ancient site at Beaghmore Stone Circles in Co. Tyrone, N. Ireland. Ice crystals falling from the sky also caused several pillars to appear on Venus and the Moon. The two planets will be visible over the next couple of weeks, on March 1st Venus and Jupiter will be close beside one another which will be a spectacular sight.