syzygia
/ˈsɪzɪɡiə/Definitions
1. noun
an astrological conjunction of the sun, moon, and planets, especially at the time of a new moon or full moon
“The ancient Greeks believed that a syzygia between Jupiter and Saturn was a bad omen.”
2. noun
a point of conjunction or opposition, especially of celestial bodies
“The syzygia between the two planets marked the beginning of a new era in space exploration.”
3. noun
a state of balance or equilibrium, especially in a complex system
“The syzygia between the opposing forces led to a fragile peace treaty.”