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Planetary Parade

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Six-Planet Parade Graces Tonight’s Dusk Sky, With Jupiter Easiest to Spot

The best views come 30–60 minutes after sunset toward a clear western horizon, with binoculars or a telescope required for Uranus and Neptune.

Six-Planet Parade to Line Up in Saturday’s Twilight Sky

Six-Planet Evening Parade to Peak Saturday After Sunset

Six-Planet Parade Begins With Best Viewing on February 28

Last Chance Today to See Crescent Moon Join Six-Planet Pre-Dawn Lineup

March 2025 Offers Rare Celestial Events, Including Total Lunar Eclipse and Northern Lights

Rare Seven-Planet Alignment Visible This Week

Rare Planetary Parade of Seven Planets Peaks on February 28

Six-Planet Alignment Dazzles Night Sky in January 2025

Rare Planetary Alignment Visible Tonight Featuring Six Planets

January’s Planetary Parade Offers Stunning Night Sky Views

Rare Planetary Alignment Offers Stunning Night Sky Views Through February

Rare Planetary Alignment: What You Need to Know for June 3 Viewing