June 3 'Planetary Parade' Falls Short of Expectations

Astronomers clarify visibility issues and suggest waiting for better alignments later this month and in 2025.

Only Mars and Saturn were visible to the naked eye during the June 3 event.
Jupiter and Mercury were obscured by the sun's light, while Uranus and Neptune required telescopes.
NASA recommends viewing the next significant alignment on June 29, featuring Saturn, Mars, Jupiter, and the moon.
Future alignments, including one in January 2025, promise better visibility and more planets.
Astrologers note the event's symbolic significance, urging reflection and goal-setting.