Planet Parade as seen in Europe 🤩🪐 Tonight a rare “planetary parade” is taking place, where six planets align in our Solar System are all above the horizon after sunset and appear across the night sky. Mercury, Venus, Saturn, and Jupiter can be seen with the naked eye if you look soon after sunset toward the west, while the more distant planets Uranus and Neptune are also part of the lineup but usually require binoculars or a telescope to spot. The best viewing window is about 30 to 60 minutes

TONIGHT—three planets cluster in the western sunset sky as the six-planet parade builds toward its February 28 climax. Venus blazes at magnitude -3.9, Saturn shines steadily nearby at magnitude 1.0, and Mercury emerges low on the horizon at magnitude 0.3. All three fit within a 15° field of view, visible to the naked eye. Look west 30-45 minutes after sunset. Venus appears impossible to miss—the brightest object in the twilight sky after the Sun. Saturn sits 10° to Venus's left (south), appearin

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