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Six Planets Set to Parade Across the Pre-Dawn Eastern Sky

Astronomers say the apparent line is a perspective effect, coinciding with a total solar eclipse alongside the Perseid meteor peak.

Blue Micromoon to Peak on May 31

Crescent Moon Joins Venus, Jupiter and Mercury in a Low‑West Evening Planet Parade

Venus Brushes Uranus a Day After Moon-Jupiter Show

Sungrazer Comet MAPS Faces Make-or-Break Sun Brush April 4–5

Six-Planet Parade to Peak on Feb. 28, but Only Some Will Be Visible Without Optics

Beaver Supermoon Will Be 2025’s Largest Full Moon on Nov. 5

Six-Planet Parade Visible Before Dawn as Mercury Hits Greatest Elongation